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Thurston Elizaview full entry
Reference: see National Museum of Australia Collection for ‘Victoria Pass, Blue Mountains, 1861’. Thurston is described as one of Australia’s first female colonial artists.
Roberts Tomview full entry
Reference: Tom Roberts by Anna Gray. [’This publication accompanies the exhibition Tom Roberts at the National Gallery of Australia, Canberra and discusses Tom Roberts’s life and work and provides details on individual iconic works by Roberts from around Australia. The essays explore among other things Roberts relations with other artists, in particular McCubbin and Streeton who had very different places in his life and art. They also look at the seminal influence of Whistler, Manet and Velasquez on his work – as well as artists such as Bastien Lepage and Courbet. They also look at his preference for pink tones in his early work and pastel blue and green in his later work. Importantly, this publication includes Roberts’s highly popular national narratives such as Shearing the rams 1888-90, A break away! 1891, The golden fleece 1894 and Bailed up 1895. It includes eight of Roberts’s panel portraits, ‘Familiar faces and figures’ from the late 1890s. And shows Roberts’s mastery of the art of pastel portraiture with a group of his pastels from this period. The publication also features Tom Roberts’s large painting, Opening of the First Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia by H.R.H. The Duke of Cornwall and York (Later King George V), May 9, 1901, 1903, and shows some of its preparatory paintings. It also includes a group of twelve works from Roberts’s period in London 1903–1923, and a further twelve works produced after his return to Australia. It aims to show that these works are the product not of ‘a disappointed man’ (as often previously argued), but of a new approach and a new aesthetic (emphasising the point that Roberts continually changed his approach and his direction over his life, from earliest times to late). It notes that on his return to Australia Roberts painted works of visual poetry, in response to his delight at being back home where, as he described it, ‘it had the sensation that as a child you thought it would be going to heaven’.’]
Publishing details: NGA, 2015, hc,
320 pages, over 200 images. Size 29 cm x 24 cm
horses in Australian artview full entry
Reference: see Spirited - Australia’s Horse Story - catalogue for exhibition at the National Museum of Australia in Canberra from 11 September 2014 to 9 March 2015. [’Spirited: Australia's Horse Story featured 500 historical artefacts that tell the nation’s horse story, including icons of Australia's thoroughbred racing history, horsedrawn vehicles and riding equipment, and trophies won by leading equestrians and rodeo stars.’]
Publishing details: NMA, 2015, pb, 40pp
Spirited - Australia’s Horse Storyview full entry
Reference: Spirited - Australia’s Horse Story - catalogue for exhibition at the National Museum of Australia in Canberra from 11 September 2014 to 9 March 2015. [’Spirited: Australia's Horse Story featured 500 historical artefacts that tell the nation’s horse story, including icons of Australia's thoroughbred racing history, horsedrawn vehicles and riding equipment, and trophies won by leading equestrians and rodeo stars.’]
Publishing details: NMA, 2015, pb, 40pp
King Stephen sketch 1862 of John McDouall Stuart expeditionview full entry
Reference: see Spirited - Australia’s Horse Story - catalogue for exhibition at the National Museum of Australia in Canberra from 11 September 2014 to 9 March 2015. [’Spirited: Australia's Horse Story featured 500 historical artefacts that tell the nation’s horse story, including icons of Australia's thoroughbred racing history, horsedrawn vehicles and riding equipment, and trophies won by leading equestrians and rodeo stars.’]
Publishing details: NMA, 2015, pb, 40pp
Stuart R W 1870s oil of kangaroo huntview full entry
Reference: see Spirited - Australia’s Horse Story - catalogue for exhibition at the National Museum of Australia in Canberra from 11 September 2014 to 9 March 2015. [’Spirited: Australia's Horse Story featured 500 historical artefacts that tell the nation’s horse story, including icons of Australia's thoroughbred racing history, horsedrawn vehicles and riding equipment, and trophies won by leading equestrians and rodeo stars.’]
Publishing details: NMA, 2015, pb, 40pp
Lacy George major wc c1855view full entry
Reference: see Spirited - Australia’s Horse Story - catalogue for exhibition at the National Museum of Australia in Canberra from 11 September 2014 to 9 March 2015. [’Spirited: Australia's Horse Story featured 500 historical artefacts that tell the nation’s horse story, including icons of Australia's thoroughbred racing history, horsedrawn vehicles and riding equipment, and trophies won by leading equestrians and rodeo stars.’]
Publishing details: NMA, 2015, pb, 40pp
Reid Stuart portrait of Phar Lap 1931view full entry
Reference: see Spirited - Australia’s Horse Story - catalogue for exhibition at the National Museum of Australia in Canberra from 11 September 2014 to 9 March 2015. [’Spirited: Australia's Horse Story featured 500 historical artefacts that tell the nation’s horse story, including icons of Australia's thoroughbred racing history, horsedrawn vehicles and riding equipment, and trophies won by leading equestrians and rodeo stars.’]
Publishing details: NMA, 2015, pb, 40pp
Woodhouse Frederick Jnr portrait of Carbine 1893 view full entry
Reference: see Spirited - Australia’s Horse Story - catalogue for exhibition at the National Museum of Australia in Canberra from 11 September 2014 to 9 March 2015. [’Spirited: Australia's Horse Story featured 500 historical artefacts that tell the nation’s horse story, including icons of Australia's thoroughbred racing history, horsedrawn vehicles and riding equipment, and trophies won by leading equestrians and rodeo stars.’]
Publishing details: NMA, 2015, pb, 40pp
Not Just Nedview full entry
Reference: Not Just Ned: A true history of the Irish in Australia. National Museum of Australia exhibition catalogue [’... revealed the extraordinary influence of the Irish in Australia, from the arrival of the First Fleet in 1788, to the continuing influx of young Irish backpackers today. From politics and religion, to industry, art, music and dance, the Irish have had a far-reaching influence on Australia.

Les Darcy locket. Photo: Jason McCarthy.
Highlights included the complete set of Kelly gang armour — seen together for the first time outside of Victoria; the Rajah quilt, sewn by convict women as they sailed from England to Tasmania in 1841; the pistol which explorer Robert O'Hara Burke had in his hand when he died in 1861; Cardinal Patrick Moran's magnificent replica of the Cross of Cong brought to Australia in the 1890s; and the 1993 Melbourne Cup won by Vintage Crop.
Featuring nearly 500 rare and unique objects from Australian and international collections, this exhibition remembered the Irish immigrants, and their descendants, who made this continent their home, and helped create a uniquely Australian way of life.’]
Publishing details: NMA, 2011, Paperback
305 x 210mm
128 pages, full colour
Irish in Australiaview full entry
Reference: see Not Just Ned: A true history of the Irish in Australia. National Museum of Australia exhibition catalogue [’... revealed the extraordinary influence of the Irish in Australia, from the arrival of the First Fleet in 1788, to the continuing influx of young Irish backpackers today. From politics and religion, to industry, art, music and dance, the Irish have had a far-reaching influence on Australia.

Les Darcy locket. Photo: Jason McCarthy.
Highlights included the complete set of Kelly gang armour — seen together for the first time outside of Victoria; the Rajah quilt, sewn by convict women as they sailed from England to Tasmania in 1841; the pistol which explorer Robert O'Hara Burke had in his hand when he died in 1861; Cardinal Patrick Moran's magnificent replica of the Cross of Cong brought to Australia in the 1890s; and the 1993 Melbourne Cup won by Vintage Crop.
Featuring nearly 500 rare and unique objects from Australian and international collections, this exhibition remembered the Irish immigrants, and their descendants, who made this continent their home, and helped create a uniquely Australian way of life.’]
Publishing details: NMA, 2011, Paperback
305 x 210mm
128 pages, full colour
Hunt Charles Henry portrait of Irish boxer Larry Foley c1875view full entry
Reference: see Not Just Ned: A true history of the Irish in Australia. National Museum of Australia exhibition catalogue [’... revealed the extraordinary influence of the Irish in Australia, from the arrival of the First Fleet in 1788, to the continuing influx of young Irish backpackers today. From politics and religion, to industry, art, music and dance, the Irish have had a far-reaching influence on Australia.

Les Darcy locket. Photo: Jason McCarthy.
Highlights included the complete set of Kelly gang armour — seen together for the first time outside of Victoria; the Rajah quilt, sewn by convict women as they sailed from England to Tasmania in 1841; the pistol which explorer Robert O'Hara Burke had in his hand when he died in 1861; Cardinal Patrick Moran's magnificent replica of the Cross of Cong brought to Australia in the 1890s; and the 1993 Melbourne Cup won by Vintage Crop.
Featuring nearly 500 rare and unique objects from Australian and international collections, this exhibition remembered the Irish immigrants, and their descendants, who made this continent their home, and helped create a uniquely Australian way of life.’]
Publishing details: NMA, 2011, Paperback
305 x 210mm
128 pages, full colour
Allen Frank marine painting 1987 in SLNSWview full entry
Reference: see Not Just Ned: A true history of the Irish in Australia. National Museum of Australia exhibition catalogue [’... revealed the extraordinary influence of the Irish in Australia, from the arrival of the First Fleet in 1788, to the continuing influx of young Irish backpackers today. From politics and religion, to industry, art, music and dance, the Irish have had a far-reaching influence on Australia.

Les Darcy locket. Photo: Jason McCarthy.
Highlights included the complete set of Kelly gang armour — seen together for the first time outside of Victoria; the Rajah quilt, sewn by convict women as they sailed from England to Tasmania in 1841; the pistol which explorer Robert O'Hara Burke had in his hand when he died in 1861; Cardinal Patrick Moran's magnificent replica of the Cross of Cong brought to Australia in the 1890s; and the 1993 Melbourne Cup won by Vintage Crop.
Featuring nearly 500 rare and unique objects from Australian and international collections, this exhibition remembered the Irish immigrants, and their descendants, who made this continent their home, and helped create a uniquely Australian way of life.’]
Publishing details: NMA, 2011, Paperback
305 x 210mm
128 pages, full colour
Von Stieglitz Emma 1851 wc in SLV view full entry
Reference: see Not Just Ned: A true history of the Irish in Australia. National Museum of Australia exhibition catalogue [’... revealed the extraordinary influence of the Irish in Australia, from the arrival of the First Fleet in 1788, to the continuing influx of young Irish backpackers today. From politics and religion, to industry, art, music and dance, the Irish have had a far-reaching influence on Australia.

Les Darcy locket. Photo: Jason McCarthy.
Highlights included the complete set of Kelly gang armour — seen together for the first time outside of Victoria; the Rajah quilt, sewn by convict women as they sailed from England to Tasmania in 1841; the pistol which explorer Robert O'Hara Burke had in his hand when he died in 1861; Cardinal Patrick Moran's magnificent replica of the Cross of Cong brought to Australia in the 1890s; and the 1993 Melbourne Cup won by Vintage Crop.
Featuring nearly 500 rare and unique objects from Australian and international collections, this exhibition remembered the Irish immigrants, and their descendants, who made this continent their home, and helped create a uniquely Australian way of life.’]
Publishing details: NMA, 2011, Paperback
305 x 210mm
128 pages, full colour
Cyclorama Company prints of Eureka Stockade made c1891view full entry
Reference: see Not Just Ned: A true history of the Irish in Australia. National Museum of Australia exhibition catalogue [’... revealed the extraordinary influence of the Irish in Australia, from the arrival of the First Fleet in 1788, to the continuing influx of young Irish backpackers today. From politics and religion, to industry, art, music and dance, the Irish have had a far-reaching influence on Australia.

Les Darcy locket. Photo: Jason McCarthy.
Highlights included the complete set of Kelly gang armour — seen together for the first time outside of Victoria; the Rajah quilt, sewn by convict women as they sailed from England to Tasmania in 1841; the pistol which explorer Robert O'Hara Burke had in his hand when he died in 1861; Cardinal Patrick Moran's magnificent replica of the Cross of Cong brought to Australia in the 1890s; and the 1993 Melbourne Cup won by Vintage Crop.
Featuring nearly 500 rare and unique objects from Australian and international collections, this exhibition remembered the Irish immigrants, and their descendants, who made this continent their home, and helped create a uniquely Australian way of life.’]
Publishing details: NMA, 2011, Paperback
305 x 210mm
128 pages, full colour
Skipper John Michael portrait of Lola Montez 1855 in SLSAview full entry
Reference: see Not Just Ned: A true history of the Irish in Australia. National Museum of Australia exhibition catalogue [’... revealed the extraordinary influence of the Irish in Australia, from the arrival of the First Fleet in 1788, to the continuing influx of young Irish backpackers today. From politics and religion, to industry, art, music and dance, the Irish have had a far-reaching influence on Australia.

Les Darcy locket. Photo: Jason McCarthy.
Highlights included the complete set of Kelly gang armour — seen together for the first time outside of Victoria; the Rajah quilt, sewn by convict women as they sailed from England to Tasmania in 1841; the pistol which explorer Robert O'Hara Burke had in his hand when he died in 1861; Cardinal Patrick Moran's magnificent replica of the Cross of Cong brought to Australia in the 1890s; and the 1993 Melbourne Cup won by Vintage Crop.
Featuring nearly 500 rare and unique objects from Australian and international collections, this exhibition remembered the Irish immigrants, and their descendants, who made this continent their home, and helped create a uniquely Australian way of life.’]
Publishing details: NMA, 2011, Paperback
305 x 210mm
128 pages, full colour
Chevalier Nicholas Burke and Wills expedition in AGSAview full entry
Reference: see Not Just Ned: A true history of the Irish in Australia. National Museum of Australia exhibition catalogue [’... revealed the extraordinary influence of the Irish in Australia, from the arrival of the First Fleet in 1788, to the continuing influx of young Irish backpackers today. From politics and religion, to industry, art, music and dance, the Irish have had a far-reaching influence on Australia.

Les Darcy locket. Photo: Jason McCarthy.
Highlights included the complete set of Kelly gang armour — seen together for the first time outside of Victoria; the Rajah quilt, sewn by convict women as they sailed from England to Tasmania in 1841; the pistol which explorer Robert O'Hara Burke had in his hand when he died in 1861; Cardinal Patrick Moran's magnificent replica of the Cross of Cong brought to Australia in the 1890s; and the 1993 Melbourne Cup won by Vintage Crop.
Featuring nearly 500 rare and unique objects from Australian and international collections, this exhibition remembered the Irish immigrants, and their descendants, who made this continent their home, and helped create a uniquely Australian way of life.’]
Publishing details: NMA, 2011, Paperback
305 x 210mm
128 pages, full colour
Parker Haroldview full entry
Reference: see Brisbane Courier, 5 June 1911, p9: Harold Parker had carved his own way to
fortune. In his earlier days in the old
country he worked as a wood and some-
times as a stone carver, and in his leisure
went to classes at South London Art
School. For six years he pursued his
studies there, and .won £100 scholarship
and several other prizes. It was then
that his sculDtures gained him recogni-
tion. He first exhibited in the Royal
Academy in 1993, and since then his work
had found a place in practically every
other exhibition. The Ariadne was the
first life-size figure that he executed.
It was done in marble, and four or five
years later avas purchased for the nation
out of the Chantrey bequeBt, and placed
in the Tate Gallery. His latest work was
a life-sizo carving, "The Awakening of
Spring " One heard of these later
triumphs of Mr. Parker by hearsay, but
they must be excellent works, indeed, it
tliey surpassed the exquisite ¡beauty, of)
his "Esther," which was now
a cherished possession of the
Queensland National Art Gallery. The
copy executed by Mr. J. A. Watt,' which
Mrs. Parker was asked to accept, had
been inspected and approved by -Mr.
Parker himself, and this was an «sell
the imprimatur of its excellence. lie
thought tibe presentation was singularly
appropriate, for as "Esther" was tlie first
love of the sculptor, he hoped he would
find in his wife all that his soul portrayed.
Mr. Harold Parker accepted the copy
of "Esther" on behalf of his wife, and brief-
ly acknowledged tho compliment. {"Subse-
quently a dainty afternoon tea, straw-
berries, and icea were excellently served
from Eschenhagen's; a band played a pro-
gramme of national airs, and a pleasant
tiino avos spent, those present being'in-
troduced to the. distinguished artist and
his wife.
Parker Haroldview full entry
Reference: Exhibition of sculpture and paintings by Harold Parker, R.B.S., 1906 : held at the Fine Art Society's Gallery, 100 Exhibition Street, Melbourne, 18th July to 29th July, 1933.
Publishing details: 4pp
Ref: 1000
Parker Haroldview full entry
Reference: see John Oxley Library: Parker, Harold, 1873-1962.
Summary: Works of art by Harold Parker.
This collection consists of six watercolour paintings by Harold Parker. Donated at the same time as Acc 5567.
Biography: Harold Parker was born in Buckinghamshire on August 27, 1873 to Daniel Parker, a carpenter, and his wife Jane Hollis. The family emigrated to Brisbane in 1876, and Harold attended the West End Boys' School between 1881 and 1888. He went on to study drawing, design and modelling through night classes at the Brisbane School of Arts Technical College, and initially favoured wood carving as his artistic medium. Parker moved to London in 1896, and it was at this time he turned to sculpture, the medium for which he is best known. Between 1897 and 1902 he was a sculpture student at the City Guilds South London Technical Art School.
In 1901 he came to the attention of sculptor Thomas Brock, who awarded Parker an ‘Honourable Mention’ for his entry in the Travelling Scholarship prize. Based on his entry, Brock offered Parker employment, and it is believed that Parker was one of several assistants to work on Brock’s commission for the Queen Victoria Memorial which stands in front of Buckingham Palace. W Robert Colton, Hamo Thornycroft, Goscombe John and possibly John Tweed were other sculptors Parker assisted at some time or another.
By 1903 Parker had his own space in Stamford Bridge Studios, and was producing his own work, while continuing to work for others. He exhibited with the Royal Academy between 1903 and 1929, and also with the Paris Salon. In 1908 his life size sculpture ‘Ariadne’ was purchased for ₤1000 for the Tate Gallery with money from the Chantrey Bequest. Between 1915 and 1918, Parker worked on his biggest public commission – two sculptures, one either side of the entrance to Australia House in London.
Parker married Janet Robinson, daughter of Agent-General for Queensland Thomas Robinson, on 28 February 1911, and they returned to Brisbane for their honeymoon where they were honoured with a state reception at the Queensland National Art Gallery. Parker visited Australia again in 1921, experimenting with Queensland marble. Parker and his wife finally returned to Australia for good in 1930, where he turned increasingly to painting after being overlooked for sculptural commissions. He eventually dropped out of public life altogether, and died, childless, in Brisbane on 23 April 1962.
Notes
5772, Harold Parker [Works of Art], John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland, Australia.
Exhibition of sculpture and paintings by Harold Parker, R.B.S., 1906 : held at the Fine Art Society's Gallery, 100 Exhibition Street, Melbourne, 18th July to 29th July, 1933.
Publishing details: 4pp
Hennekam Mary view full entry
Reference: a work was offered on eBay 7 Jan 2016 with the information: ‘acrylic painting on board by the much collected and sort after artist Mary Hennekam born of Irish descent she migrated to Australia in 1949. An award winning artist... [a] painting of Pears.’
Bards and Artists of the Castlereaghview full entry
Reference: Bards and Artists of the Castlereagh by Betty Bartley. ‘A selection of poetry written about this area... and illustrated by artists residing in the area.’ Includes biographical information on each of the artists mainly working in pen and ink and a number of whom are amateur artists.
Publishing details: [Gilgandra, N.S.W.] : B. Bartley, 1988, 104 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. Available from Mrs B. Bartley, P.O. Box 15, (68 Myrtle Street), Gilgandra, N.S.W. 2827. 
Anderson Scottview full entry
Reference: see Bards and Artists of the Castlereagh by Betty Bartley. ‘A selection of poetry written about this area... and illustrated by artists residing in the area.’ Includes biographical information on each of the artists mainly working in pen and ink and a number of whom are amateur artists.
Publishing details: [Gilgandra, N.S.W.] : B. Bartley, 1988, 104 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. Available from Mrs B. Bartley, P.O. Box 15, (68 Myrtle Street), Gilgandra, N.S.W. 2827. 
Barclay Marjorieview full entry
Reference: see Bards and Artists of the Castlereagh by Betty Bartley. ‘A selection of poetry written about this area... and illustrated by artists residing in the area.’ Includes biographical information on each of the artists mainly working in pen and ink and a number of whom are amateur artists.
Publishing details: [Gilgandra, N.S.W.] : B. Bartley, 1988, 104 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. Available from Mrs B. Bartley, P.O. Box 15, (68 Myrtle Street), Gilgandra, N.S.W. 2827. 
Borrowman nee Croxon Debra Anneview full entry
Reference: see Bards and Artists of the Castlereagh by Betty Bartley. ‘A selection of poetry written about this area... and illustrated by artists residing in the area.’ Includes biographical information on each of the artists mainly working in pen and ink and a number of whom are amateur artists.
Publishing details: [Gilgandra, N.S.W.] : B. Bartley, 1988, 104 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. Available from Mrs B. Bartley, P.O. Box 15, (68 Myrtle Street), Gilgandra, N.S.W. 2827. 
Bull Bettyview full entry
Reference: see Bards and Artists of the Castlereagh by Betty Bartley. ‘A selection of poetry written about this area... and illustrated by artists residing in the area.’ Includes biographical information on each of the artists mainly working in pen and ink and a number of whom are amateur artists.
Publishing details: [Gilgandra, N.S.W.] : B. Bartley, 1988, 104 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. Available from Mrs B. Bartley, P.O. Box 15, (68 Myrtle Street), Gilgandra, N.S.W. 2827. 
Dury Regview full entry
Reference: see Bards and Artists of the Castlereagh by Betty Bartley. ‘A selection of poetry written about this area... and illustrated by artists residing in the area.’ Includes biographical information on each of the artists mainly working in pen and ink and a number of whom are amateur artists.
Publishing details: [Gilgandra, N.S.W.] : B. Bartley, 1988, 104 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. Available from Mrs B. Bartley, P.O. Box 15, (68 Myrtle Street), Gilgandra, N.S.W. 2827. 
Estens Janview full entry
Reference: see Bards and Artists of the Castlereagh by Betty Bartley. ‘A selection of poetry written about this area... and illustrated by artists residing in the area.’ Includes biographical information on each of the artists mainly working in pen and ink and a number of whom are amateur artists.
Publishing details: [Gilgandra, N.S.W.] : B. Bartley, 1988, 104 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. Available from Mrs B. Bartley, P.O. Box 15, (68 Myrtle Street), Gilgandra, N.S.W. 2827. 
Gibson Margaretview full entry
Reference: see Bards and Artists of the Castlereagh by Betty Bartley. ‘A selection of poetry written about this area... and illustrated by artists residing in the area.’ Includes biographical information on each of the artists mainly working in pen and ink and a number of whom are amateur artists.
Publishing details: [Gilgandra, N.S.W.] : B. Bartley, 1988, 104 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. Available from Mrs B. Bartley, P.O. Box 15, (68 Myrtle Street), Gilgandra, N.S.W. 2827. 
Graham Sueview full entry
Reference: see Bards and Artists of the Castlereagh by Betty Bartley. ‘A selection of poetry written about this area... and illustrated by artists residing in the area.’ Includes biographical information on each of the artists mainly working in pen and ink and a number of whom are amateur artists.
Publishing details: [Gilgandra, N.S.W.] : B. Bartley, 1988, 104 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. Available from Mrs B. Bartley, P.O. Box 15, (68 Myrtle Street), Gilgandra, N.S.W. 2827. 
Greene Malouview full entry
Reference: see Bards and Artists of the Castlereagh by Betty Bartley. ‘A selection of poetry written about this area... and illustrated by artists residing in the area.’ Includes biographical information on each of the artists mainly working in pen and ink and a number of whom are amateur artists.
Publishing details: [Gilgandra, N.S.W.] : B. Bartley, 1988, 104 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. Available from Mrs B. Bartley, P.O. Box 15, (68 Myrtle Street), Gilgandra, N.S.W. 2827. 
Grey Shirleyview full entry
Reference: see Bards and Artists of the Castlereagh by Betty Bartley. ‘A selection of poetry written about this area... and illustrated by artists residing in the area.’ Includes biographical information on each of the artists mainly working in pen and ink and a number of whom are amateur artists.
Publishing details: [Gilgandra, N.S.W.] : B. Bartley, 1988, 104 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. Available from Mrs B. Bartley, P.O. Box 15, (68 Myrtle Street), Gilgandra, N.S.W. 2827. 
Greentree Jennyview full entry
Reference: see Bards and Artists of the Castlereagh by Betty Bartley. ‘A selection of poetry written about this area... and illustrated by artists residing in the area.’ Includes biographical information on each of the artists mainly working in pen and ink and a number of whom are amateur artists.
Publishing details: [Gilgandra, N.S.W.] : B. Bartley, 1988, 104 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. Available from Mrs B. Bartley, P.O. Box 15, (68 Myrtle Street), Gilgandra, N.S.W. 2827. 
Haylock Kathleen Ruth Poppyview full entry
Reference: see Bards and Artists of the Castlereagh by Betty Bartley. ‘A selection of poetry written about this area... and illustrated by artists residing in the area.’ Includes biographical information on each of the artists mainly working in pen and ink and a number of whom are amateur artists.
Publishing details: [Gilgandra, N.S.W.] : B. Bartley, 1988, 104 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. Available from Mrs B. Bartley, P.O. Box 15, (68 Myrtle Street), Gilgandra, N.S.W. 2827. 
Hedditch Noreen May Jillview full entry
Reference: see Bards and Artists of the Castlereagh by Betty Bartley. ‘A selection of poetry written about this area... and illustrated by artists residing in the area.’ Includes biographical information on each of the artists mainly working in pen and ink and a number of whom are amateur artists.
Publishing details: [Gilgandra, N.S.W.] : B. Bartley, 1988, 104 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. Available from Mrs B. Bartley, P.O. Box 15, (68 Myrtle Street), Gilgandra, N.S.W. 2827. 
Howard nee Rayner Elizabeth Daphneview full entry
Reference: see Bards and Artists of the Castlereagh by Betty Bartley. ‘A selection of poetry written about this area... and illustrated by artists residing in the area.’ Includes biographical information on each of the artists mainly working in pen and ink and a number of whom are amateur artists.
Publishing details: [Gilgandra, N.S.W.] : B. Bartley, 1988, 104 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. Available from Mrs B. Bartley, P.O. Box 15, (68 Myrtle Street), Gilgandra, N.S.W. 2827. 
Lord Christine Maryview full entry
Reference: see Bards and Artists of the Castlereagh by Betty Bartley. ‘A selection of poetry written about this area... and illustrated by artists residing in the area.’ Includes biographical information on each of the artists mainly working in pen and ink and a number of whom are amateur artists.
Publishing details: [Gilgandra, N.S.W.] : B. Bartley, 1988, 104 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. Available from Mrs B. Bartley, P.O. Box 15, (68 Myrtle Street), Gilgandra, N.S.W. 2827. 
McMaster Susan Elizabethview full entry
Reference: see Bards and Artists of the Castlereagh by Betty Bartley. ‘A selection of poetry written about this area... and illustrated by artists residing in the area.’ Includes biographical information on each of the artists mainly working in pen and ink and a number of whom are amateur artists.
Publishing details: [Gilgandra, N.S.W.] : B. Bartley, 1988, 104 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. Available from Mrs B. Bartley, P.O. Box 15, (68 Myrtle Street), Gilgandra, N.S.W. 2827. 
Maw Chrisview full entry
Reference: see Bards and Artists of the Castlereagh by Betty Bartley. ‘A selection of poetry written about this area... and illustrated by artists residing in the area.’ Includes biographical information on each of the artists mainly working in pen and ink and a number of whom are amateur artists.
Publishing details: [Gilgandra, N.S.W.] : B. Bartley, 1988, 104 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. Available from Mrs B. Bartley, P.O. Box 15, (68 Myrtle Street), Gilgandra, N.S.W. 2827. 
Mann Marilyn Joyview full entry
Reference: see Bards and Artists of the Castlereagh by Betty Bartley. ‘A selection of poetry written about this area... and illustrated by artists residing in the area.’ Includes biographical information on each of the artists mainly working in pen and ink and a number of whom are amateur artists.
Publishing details: [Gilgandra, N.S.W.] : B. Bartley, 1988, 104 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. Available from Mrs B. Bartley, P.O. Box 15, (68 Myrtle Street), Gilgandra, N.S.W. 2827. 
Miller Leeview full entry
Reference: see Bards and Artists of the Castlereagh by Betty Bartley. ‘A selection of poetry written about this area... and illustrated by artists residing in the area.’ Includes biographical information on each of the artists mainly working in pen and ink and a number of whom are amateur artists.
Publishing details: [Gilgandra, N.S.W.] : B. Bartley, 1988, 104 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. Available from Mrs B. Bartley, P.O. Box 15, (68 Myrtle Street), Gilgandra, N.S.W. 2827. 
Mudford Romaview full entry
Reference: see Bards and Artists of the Castlereagh by Betty Bartley. ‘A selection of poetry written about this area... and illustrated by artists residing in the area.’ Includes biographical information on each of the artists mainly working in pen and ink and a number of whom are amateur artists.
Publishing details: [Gilgandra, N.S.W.] : B. Bartley, 1988, 104 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. Available from Mrs B. Bartley, P.O. Box 15, (68 Myrtle Street), Gilgandra, N.S.W. 2827. 
Moseley Claudeview full entry
Reference: see Bards and Artists of the Castlereagh by Betty Bartley. ‘A selection of poetry written about this area... and illustrated by artists residing in the area.’ Includes biographical information on each of the artists mainly working in pen and ink and a number of whom are amateur artists.
Publishing details: [Gilgandra, N.S.W.] : B. Bartley, 1988, 104 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. Available from Mrs B. Bartley, P.O. Box 15, (68 Myrtle Street), Gilgandra, N.S.W. 2827. 
Pickette nee Blackburn Eveview full entry
Reference: see Bards and Artists of the Castlereagh by Betty Bartley. ‘A selection of poetry written about this area... and illustrated by artists residing in the area.’ Includes biographical information on each of the artists mainly working in pen and ink and a number of whom are amateur artists.
Publishing details: [Gilgandra, N.S.W.] : B. Bartley, 1988, 104 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. Available from Mrs B. Bartley, P.O. Box 15, (68 Myrtle Street), Gilgandra, N.S.W. 2827. 
Poole nee Mealy Barbaraview full entry
Reference: see Bards and Artists of the Castlereagh by Betty Bartley. ‘A selection of poetry written about this area... and illustrated by artists residing in the area.’ Includes biographical information on each of the artists mainly working in pen and ink and a number of whom are amateur artists.
Publishing details: [Gilgandra, N.S.W.] : B. Bartley, 1988, 104 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. Available from Mrs B. Bartley, P.O. Box 15, (68 Myrtle Street), Gilgandra, N.S.W. 2827. 
O’Shannessey Bronwynview full entry
Reference: see Bards and Artists of the Castlereagh by Betty Bartley. ‘A selection of poetry written about this area... and illustrated by artists residing in the area.’ Includes biographical information on each of the artists mainly working in pen and ink and a number of whom are amateur artists.
Publishing details: [Gilgandra, N.S.W.] : B. Bartley, 1988, 104 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. Available from Mrs B. Bartley, P.O. Box 15, (68 Myrtle Street), Gilgandra, N.S.W. 2827. 
Prissis Bettyview full entry
Reference: see Bards and Artists of the Castlereagh by Betty Bartley. ‘A selection of poetry written about this area... and illustrated by artists residing in the area.’ Includes biographical information on each of the artists mainly working in pen and ink and a number of whom are amateur artists.
Publishing details: [Gilgandra, N.S.W.] : B. Bartley, 1988, 104 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. Available from Mrs B. Bartley, P.O. Box 15, (68 Myrtle Street), Gilgandra, N.S.W. 2827. 
Riley Derekview full entry
Reference: see Bards and Artists of the Castlereagh by Betty Bartley. ‘A selection of poetry written about this area... and illustrated by artists residing in the area.’ Includes biographical information on each of the artists mainly working in pen and ink and a number of whom are amateur artists.
Publishing details: [Gilgandra, N.S.W.] : B. Bartley, 1988, 104 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. Available from Mrs B. Bartley, P.O. Box 15, (68 Myrtle Street), Gilgandra, N.S.W. 2827. 
Rae Barbara Francesview full entry
Reference: see Bards and Artists of the Castlereagh by Betty Bartley. ‘A selection of poetry written about this area... and illustrated by artists residing in the area.’ Includes biographical information on each of the artists mainly working in pen and ink and a number of whom are amateur artists.
Publishing details: [Gilgandra, N.S.W.] : B. Bartley, 1988, 104 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. Available from Mrs B. Bartley, P.O. Box 15, (68 Myrtle Street), Gilgandra, N.S.W. 2827. 
Semmler Suzanne Terese (Sue)view full entry
Reference: see Bards and Artists of the Castlereagh by Betty Bartley. ‘A selection of poetry written about this area... and illustrated by artists residing in the area.’ Includes biographical information on each of the artists mainly working in pen and ink and a number of whom are amateur artists.
Publishing details: [Gilgandra, N.S.W.] : B. Bartley, 1988, 104 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. Available from Mrs B. Bartley, P.O. Box 15, (68 Myrtle Street), Gilgandra, N.S.W. 2827. 
Sharpe Daleview full entry
Reference: see Bards and Artists of the Castlereagh by Betty Bartley. ‘A selection of poetry written about this area... and illustrated by artists residing in the area.’ Includes biographical information on each of the artists mainly working in pen and ink and a number of whom are amateur artists.
Publishing details: [Gilgandra, N.S.W.] : B. Bartley, 1988, 104 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. Available from Mrs B. Bartley, P.O. Box 15, (68 Myrtle Street), Gilgandra, N.S.W. 2827. 
Shalhoub Judith Annview full entry
Reference: see Bards and Artists of the Castlereagh by Betty Bartley. ‘A selection of poetry written about this area... and illustrated by artists residing in the area.’ Includes biographical information on each of the artists mainly working in pen and ink and a number of whom are amateur artists.
Publishing details: [Gilgandra, N.S.W.] : B. Bartley, 1988, 104 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. Available from Mrs B. Bartley, P.O. Box 15, (68 Myrtle Street), Gilgandra, N.S.W. 2827. 
Tassell Fayview full entry
Reference: see Bards and Artists of the Castlereagh by Betty Bartley. ‘A selection of poetry written about this area... and illustrated by artists residing in the area.’ Includes biographical information on each of the artists mainly working in pen and ink and a number of whom are amateur artists.
Publishing details: [Gilgandra, N.S.W.] : B. Bartley, 1988, 104 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. Available from Mrs B. Bartley, P.O. Box 15, (68 Myrtle Street), Gilgandra, N.S.W. 2827. 
Tibbits Isla Francesview full entry
Reference: see Bards and Artists of the Castlereagh by Betty Bartley. ‘A selection of poetry written about this area... and illustrated by artists residing in the area.’ Includes biographical information on each of the artists mainly working in pen and ink and a number of whom are amateur artists.
Publishing details: [Gilgandra, N.S.W.] : B. Bartley, 1988, 104 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. Available from Mrs B. Bartley, P.O. Box 15, (68 Myrtle Street), Gilgandra, N.S.W. 2827. 
Windeyer Margaretview full entry
Reference: see Bards and Artists of the Castlereagh by Betty Bartley. ‘A selection of poetry written about this area... and illustrated by artists residing in the area.’ Includes biographical information on each of the artists mainly working in pen and ink and a number of whom are amateur artists.
Publishing details: [Gilgandra, N.S.W.] : B. Bartley, 1988, 104 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. Available from Mrs B. Bartley, P.O. Box 15, (68 Myrtle Street), Gilgandra, N.S.W. 2827. 
Fremantle artistsview full entry
Reference: A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Valentijn F p2view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Habgood W 1842 p3view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Dale Robert p4view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Dale Robert portrait of Yagan 1833 p10view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Dashwood G F 1832 p6 p133view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Roe J S Fremantle map p7view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Samson Horace 1840s nephew of Lionel Samson p9 p134view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
King Jane c1841 Swan River Natives p12view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Reveley Henry plan drawing 1830view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Irwin Elizabeth 1840s view p14 p134view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Mackie Frederick c1850 view p15view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Stout S M photographer c1863 p19 p26-37 p46-7 p122 biography p138view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Stone William c1867 convicts p20 Cricket p24 Diggers p25 p134view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Browne T H J streetscape c1860 p23view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Burwell F W architect p124view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Nixon and Merrilees c1896 photographers p53 view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Nixon C M c1900 photographer p77-8 p143 p145view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Charlton A O 1915 photographer p83view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Orloff A 191p
9 photographer p89 p99 p115 biog p151view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Gore Stuart c1928 photographer p92 p98 p100 p108 p152-3view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Glynn Mercia photographer p127view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Walter’s Photographic Studio p128view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Garwood Roger photographer p129view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Friend Mary Ann 1830 view Swan River p132view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Currie Jane panorama c1830 p132view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Morrell Richard p133view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Bickley Wallace p133view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Wittenoom Charles c1838 p133view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Absolon John de Mansfield c1870 oils p 134 referenceview full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Hall Robert daguerreotypes c1846 p135view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Manning C A daguerreotype c1858 p135 p137 biography 139view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Evans S S photographer p137 view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Greenham and Evans photographers p139view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Stone A H photographer 1860-70s p140view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Pearson J C photographer 1880s p140-1view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Branson Norman photographer p141view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Manning Lucius Alexander photographer p141view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Rome E G photographer p141 p144view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Webb and Webb photographers p143view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Merrilees Henry photographer p145view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Webb Thomas and brother photographers p146view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Lang G H photographer Melba Studios p146view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Fielding Arthur photographer p147view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Stein Maurice photographer p147view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Ruskin Studio photographers Perth p148view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Harrison Reg photographer p148view full entry
Reference: see A Place of Consequence - A Pictorial History of Fremantle by R. Reece And R. Pascoe. Includes a chapter titled: ‘The Artists and Photographers’ with some biographical information. Some works by lesser-known artists are illustrated. Not indexed.
Publishing details: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983, pb, 159 p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 27 cm. Bibliography: p. 159.
Voyage to the Great South Landview full entry
Reference: Voyage to the Great South Land, Willem de Vlamingh, 1696-1697, edited by Günter Schilder ; translated by C. de Heer.
Publishing details: Royal Australian Historical Society in association with the Australian Bank, 1985, hc, dw, 259 p., [29] p. of plates (1 fold.) : ill. (some col.), facsims., maps, ports. ; 25 cm
Dutch artists and Australiaview full entry
Reference: see Voyage to the Great South Land, Willem de Vlamingh, 1696-1697, edited by Günter Schilder ; translated by C. de Heer.
Publishing details: Royal Australian Historical Society in association with the Australian Bank, 1985, hc, dw, 259 p., [29] p. of plates (1 fold.) : ill. (some col.), facsims., maps, ports. ; 25 cm
Victorszoon Victor ship’s artist p13 etc
view full entry
Reference: see Voyage to the Great South Land, Willem de Vlamingh, 1696-1697, edited by Günter Schilder ; translated by C. de Heer.
Publishing details: Royal Australian Historical Society in association with the Australian Bank, 1985, hc, dw, 259 p., [29] p. of plates (1 fold.) : ill. (some col.), facsims., maps, ports. ; 25 cm
Colaert Gerrit journal includes drawings view full entry
Reference: see Voyage to the Great South Land, Willem de Vlamingh, 1696-1697, edited by Günter Schilder ; translated by C. de Heer.
Publishing details: Royal Australian Historical Society in association with the Australian Bank, 1985, hc, dw, 259 p., [29] p. of plates (1 fold.) : ill. (some col.), facsims., maps, ports. ; 25 cm
Australia Unveiledview full entry
Reference: Australia Unveiled the share of the Dutch navigators in the discovery of Australia, by Gunter Schilder. Translated by Olaf Richter. Includes 87 maps relating to Dutch voyages and Australia.
Publishing details: Amsterdam Theatrvm Orbis Terrarvm 1976, hc, 424pp, well illustrated in b&w, including 88 maps. Original cloth, no dustwrapper. Edition limited to 250 copies of which this is number 39. Signed by the author. Ex library copy but with minimal stamps.
maps relating to Australiaview full entry
Reference: see Australia Unveiled the share of the Dutch navigators in the discovery of Australia, by Gunter Schilder. Translated by Olaf Richter. Includes 87 maps relating to Dutch voyages and Australia.
Publishing details: Amsterdam Theatrvm Orbis Terrarvm 1976, hc, 424pp, well illustrated in b&w, including 88 maps. Original cloth, no dustwrapper. Edition limited to 250 copies of which this is number 39. Signed by the author. Ex library copy but with minimal stamps.
Gallop Herbertview full entry
Reference: see Day Fine Art, Jan 2016:
HERBERT REGINALD GALLOP
Herbert Reginald Gallop (Born:1890-Died:1958, Ryde, NSW):
A talented painter and etcher, Gallop was born in Gunning NSW. He was initially apprenticed to a signwriter and display artist.
He went on to study at the Sydney art school under Julian Ashton. His work was good enough to exhibit at the Royal Art Society by the age of 19.
He served during the WW1  along side other artists, Adrian Feint, Norman lloyd, and H.G. Gibbons. This quartette founded the ‘The Younger Group of Australian Artists’ in 1924.
The H R Gallop Gallery in Wagga Wagga presented a retrospective exhibition of his work in 1990.
Gallop’s work is held in the NSW Art Gallery, Queensland Art Gallery, National Gallery of Australia, National Gallery of Victoria, National Library of Australia and many distinguished private collections.


The following is an article about H R Gallop’s Landscape paintings: 
H. R. Gallop’s Landscapes | Sydney Mail, Wednesday 18th July 1928
It is some few years since H. R. Gallop, then a scarcely-known beginner, caught the attention of picture-lovers with an exhibition in Sydney, though he has had during that interval successful shows both in Adelaide and Melbourne. His present exhibition of oil paintings at the Grosvenor Galleries is the fruit mainly of excursions within the last year in the Kangaroo Valley district and round about the Cambewarra Mountain, down the South Coast, besides some landscapes and scenes near Sydney.
All of this work, done on the spot in the open, is instinct with life and colour. To be sure, the colour is often- exuberant. The artist in his enthusiastic acceptance of Nature’s marvels tends to apply his pigments with too lavish a hand. Consequently there is sometimes an effect of rawness. Still, this excess indicates a phase of the artists’ development, which is by no means unhealthy. Timidity in the use of colour is not to be commended. Rather one may say that the realistic painter who has learnt the full range of his palette can then be expected to use it temperately, to suggest instead of attempting to expound his meaning, and to refrain from the impossible, though alluring, task of out rivalling Nature’s bravery.
Mr.Gallop comes honestly to grips with the variety of problems he sets himself, and the results in not a few instances are both striking and attractive. ‘The Sunbaked Ridge’ of the Kangaroo Valley district, showing a felled tree in the foreground against a stretch of red soil reaching to a purple line of hills in the distance, and a green-lighted sky, is a bold success. So also is the vigorous painting ‘The Jinker,’ a roadside scene round Pennant Hills of a man and timber wagon under a full spreading green tree. ‘Re-flections’ is an interesting composition of pinky-grey clouds mirrored in the expanse of water between the belching chimneystacks on the further shore and the picnickers grouped in the foreground. ‘The Ferry’ has a pleasantly Whistlerish touch in its sandy strand dotted with small, brightly-clad figures. And ‘Cremorne Point,’ a study in grey and blue, has among the more robust paintings around it, a quiet charm of its own.
On the other hand, the harbour views shown — ‘Middle Harbour,’ ‘Harbour Foreshore,’ ‘The Spit,’ and ‘The Bridge from McMahon’s Point’ — affect one as excessively ultramarine. This painter has been attracted, like many others, by the building of the bridge. He gives two satisfactory views of it, ‘Near Milson’s Point’ and ‘New Miller’s Point,’ besides the one already mentioned. The bold masses rising from the water, with the contrasting dark slenderness of the metal girders overhead, make an understandable appeal to an artist. One wonders what their effect on the generality will be when presently the huge pylons and the completed arch appear to fill the sky. ‘A Nor’-Easter,’ in which deep waves whipped to whiteness are dashing over brown and purple-grey rock, is strong; and ‘Flame Trees,’ though somewhat sensational in colour, has much interest. But in ‘Sunlit Farm,’ apparently under an evening glow, the colour is almost a riot, nor does the more subdued ‘Harmony in Grey’ convince the spectator of its truth. Several of the views down the South Coast remind one, purely because of a certain similarity of subject and composition in a wide vista of rolling country seen from a height, of Gruner’s Valley of the Tweed.’ These canvases will perhaps be found by the majority the most successful of all.
In the two pictures ‘From Cambewarra’ and ‘Nowra from Cambewarra,’ an almost identical view, there is an interesting contrast in the colours, due to the fact that the first was painted before and the second after rain. ‘Kangaroo Valley,’ the second picture of that title, is a pastoral scene of prosperous peace. In it there are trees following the course of the winding stream along the valley bottom, and cattle dotted about on the sward amidst patches of shade— BEATRICE TILDESLEY.
Hilling Georgeview full entry
Reference: see Simpson Antiques, Jan 2016: COASTAL VIEW - DATED 1843
16.5 x 34.0 cm
George Hilling (1825-58) A watercolour of a New South Wales coastal view with aboriginals dancing, in an Australian cedar frame, signed & dated l.r.
Crooke Rayview full entry
Reference: Obituary, Sydney Morning Herald, 15 January, 2016, p31.
Publishing details: SMH 2015
Ref: 135
Lesueur Charles Alexander view full entry
Reference: See Josef Lebovic Collectors’ List No. 181, 2015: After Charles Alexander Lesueur French 1778-1846, Nouvelle Hollande: Nouvelle Galles Du Sud [Sydney Cove], 1802/1807. Hand-coloured engraving, artist and title in plate below image, 14.8 x 21cm (image). Repaired tear to image centre and lower
portion, slight rubbing and soiling to margins. Framed.
Text includes "C.A. Lesueur del. J. Milbert direx. Gravé à l'eau-forte par Pillement et terminé par Née. Vue d'une Partie de la Ville de Sydney capitale des Colonies Anglaises aux Terres Australes, et de l'entrée du Port Jackson dans lequel cette ville est située. De l'Imprimerie de Langlois." Lesueur made 1,500 drawings while on the Peron and de Freycinet Voyage. Illustrated in McCormick, First Views of Australia: 1788-1825, pl. 69.
Pellion J Alphonse view full entry
Reference: See Josef Lebovic Collectors’ List No. 181, 2015: 14 After J. Alphonse Pellion French fl. c1817-c1820
Nouvelle Hollande; Port Jackson: Passage De Cox, Dans Les Montagnes Bleues [Cox's Pass, Blue Mountains, Australia], c1822. Engraving, title in plate below image, 23.9 x 32.2cm. Slight crinkles,
minor foxing, discolouration, pin holes and creases, repaired tears to margins.
Text reads "Dessiné par Marchais d'après A. Pellion. Gravé par Schroeder. 97." Plate 97 is from Voyage autour du monde: atlas historique by Louis de Freycinet, published in 1822. Held in NLA.
Pellion was a topographical painter, naval draughtsman and midshipman aboard l'Uranie under the command of Louis de Freycinet during the voyages of 1817-1820. Pellion made many sketches in
NSW, including views of Cox's Pass and Cox's River and portraits of the local aborigines. Ref: DAAO.
Hext Charles Staniforth view full entry
Reference: See Josef Lebovic Collectors’ List No. 181, 2015: 38 After Charles Staniforth Hext British 1815-1855
Military Barracks, Sydney [Cricket Match], c1845. Tinted lithograph with hand-colouring, title and artist in lower margin, 13.2 x 24.6cm (image). Original Tasmanian muskwood frame, chips to frame,
crack to corner of glass upper left.
Text reads "C. Hutchins, Lithographer, Liverpool. From a sketch by Capt. Hext, 4th, the King's Own Regiment." This image is from Views in Australia and Tasmania, a series of four lithographs produced
from drawings by Hext. Ref: NLA. This is the first depiction of a cricket match in Australia. The Military Barracks were situated at Wynyard Square before moving to Paddington later in the 1840s.
Hulme Frederick William view full entry
Reference: See Josef Lebovic Collectors’ List No. 181, 2015: 41 Frederick William Hulme British 1816-1884
Ophir Diggings, Summer Hill Creeks [Gold Fields, Bathurst, NSW], c1851. Hand-coloured tinted lithograph, titled and signed in image lower left to right, 24.7 x 32.6cm. Slight foxing, surface loss to lower margin.
Text reads "Hullmandel & Walton's Proeess [sic]."
Fullarton Nan view full entry
Reference: See Josef Lebovic Collectors’ List No. 181, 2015: 129 Nan Fullarton Australian 1913-2000
[Floating Nymph With Cherubs], c1920s. Watercolour with gouache, signed lower right, 20.7 x 11.7cm. Slight soiling to margins, laid down on original backing.
Born in Temora, NSW, Nancy Edith Fullarton worked in London and Sydney as an artist, writer and illustrator of children's books, cartoonist and ballet costume designer. Ref: DAAO.
Kahan Louisview full entry
Reference: catalogue of exhibition held at Newspaper House, 26 July to 6 August 1949 (referred to on the reverse of ‘Reclining Nude, Paris, 1945,’ a drawing purchased from this exhibition and resold 20.1.2016 at Crows Auction, Surry, UK, lot 625W.
Publishing details: 1949
Ref: 1000
Phipps Jenniferview full entry
Reference: The Estate of Jennifer Phipps, Mossgreen Auctions, Melbourne Sunday 28 February, 2016. Australian contemporary artists.
Publishing details: Mossgreen, 2016
Menpes Mortimer view full entry
Reference: Beautiful women: catalogue of paintings, drawings, colour etchings and engraved ivories, by Mortimer Menpes.
Publishing details: Dowdeswell Galleries.
Dowdeswell Galleries, London, 1899.
Tebbitt Henriview full entry
Reference: see THE STUDIO, 15 November, 1910
Vol 50. N° 212 includes: Sir Edward Burne Jones designs for painted glass,
Japanese Art in wood and ivory carving,
Bruno Liljefors a sWedish painter of animals
Etchings of Frank Milton Armington,
An Austalian painter : Henry Tebbitt
Murray Alexander Henry Hallam view full entry
Reference: see Wotton Auction Rooms, 26 Jan, 2016, lot 835: An early 20th century watercolour of a garden scene with male figure sweeping, with distant estuary and the top of a sailing ships mast, signed bottom left A H Hallam Murray and dated 1905 (probably Alexander Henry Hallam Murray), further inscribed Artarman Row (possibly relating to the town in New South Wales, Australia), 17 x 25 cm approx
Jones Frederic Wood view full entry
Reference: A List of the works of Frederic Wood Jones, 1879-1954, including his drawings (published and unpublished), his published letters and his unpublished manuscripts, with notes / [compiled by] Barry E. Christophers
Publishing details: Melbourne : B. Christophers, 1985 
xl, 124 p. : port. ; 23 cm. [Previous ed.: Melbourne : Greensborough Press, 1974.
Available from Dr B. Christophers, 377 Church Street, Richmond, Vic. 3121.]
Ref: 1000
Marris Mary Pview full entry
Reference: See SASS number L1087 [8 signed cards by Mary P. Harris. Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
Ref: 1000
Cornish Elsieview full entry
Reference: See SASS number           J1419 20th Century Landscape Design in Adelaide: three significant designers [Elsie Cornish, R.S. Hill, A. Correy]. Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
Ref: 1000
Hill Sview full entry
Reference: See SASS number           J1419 20th Century Landscape Design in Adelaide: three significant designers [Elsie Cornish, R.S. Hill, A. Correy]. Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
Ref: 1000
Correy Aview full entry
Reference: See SASS number           J1419 20th Century Landscape Design in Adelaide: three significant designers [Elsie Cornish, R.S. Hill, A. Correy]. Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
Ref: 1000
Gill S Tview full entry
Reference: See SASS number                    C0775 A biographical sketch of S.T. Gill. Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
Ref: 1000
Cawthorne William Anderson view full entry
Reference: See SASS number           L0025 Additional papers of William Anderson Cawthorne, comprising nine watercolour landscapes and seascapes including Port Pirie, Stansbury, Mount Breckan and Seal Rock, together with pencil sketch of Mutton Cove Creek, Port River [SL:M PRG 489] Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
Ref: 1000
Australian women architectsview full entry
Reference: See SASS number L5979 A Statistical Survey of Registered Women Architects in Australia. Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
Ref: 1000
Kingston George Strickland view full entry
Reference: See SASS number           L0605 Accidental Architect: the life and times of George Strickland Kingston. Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
Ref: 1000
Ancher Mortlock Murray Woolleyview full entry
Reference: See SASS number B0082 Ancher, Mortlock, Murray, Woolley: Sydney Architects, 1946-1976 Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
Ref: 1000
Gill Harry Pellingview full entry
Reference: See SASS number J1289 Another light on Curator Gill at the Gallery [Harry Pelling] Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
Ref: 1000
Thompson Royview full entry
Reference: See SASS number J0745 Article written by Ivor Francis about artist Francis Roy Thompson, apparently in relation to an exhibition of Thompson's work. Also included is a photograph of Thompson. Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
Ref: 1000
Ashton Jamesview full entry
Reference: See SASS number A0465 Ashton, J. Artist, 1859-1935. ADB7. Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
Ref: 1000
Bagot W H view full entry
Reference: See SASS number           A0467 Bagot, W. H. Architect, 1880-1963. ADB7 Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
Ref: 1000
Barnes G A view full entry
Reference: See SASS number           A0473 Barnes, G. A. Artist, 1877-1921. ADB7 Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
Ref: 1000
Carleton Carolineview full entry
Reference: See SASS number   Q1870 Caroline Carleton - a lady of no education? Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
Ref: 1000
Angas G Fview full entry
Reference: See SASS number   N7280 Conchologists of the past, part 2: G. French Angas [1822-1886] Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
Ref: 1000
Goldfinch Duncanview full entry
Reference: See SASS number  L2109 Duncan Goldfinch. Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
Ref: 1000
Marek Dusanview full entry
Reference: See SASS number  N4497 Dusan Marek. Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
Ref: 1000
Wright Eview full entry
Reference: See SASS number  F0368 E. Wright 1788?-1859. ADB2. Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
Ref: 1000
Milne F Kennethview full entry
Reference: See SASS number           P0452 F. Kenneth Milne, portrait of an architect; an exhibition of recent acquisitions of the Flinders University Architecture Archives held at the Flinders University Art Museum 18th July to 9th August 1984. Guest Curator: Donald Leslie Johnson. Guest Assistant Curator: Elizabeth T. Beck. Biographical notes: Susan Woodburn. Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
Ref: 1000
Fiveash Rosaview full entry
Reference: See SASS number         F0418 Fiveash, Rosa Catherine 1854-1938, Botanical Artist. ADB8. Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
Ref: 1000
Kempf Franzview full entry
Reference: See SASS numbers  D2063 Franz KempfP0809 Franz Kempf. Graphic works, 1962-1984Q1821 Franz Kempf: graphic works 1962-1984. Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
Ref: 1000
Garlick Dview full entry
Reference: See SASS number   A0328 Garlick, D. Architect, 1818-1902. ADB4 Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
Ref: 1000
Gill H Pview full entry
Reference: See SASS number             F0428 Gill, H.P. 1855-1916, Art Curator and Teacher. ADB9. Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
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Howie L Hview full entry
Reference: See SASS number      F0492 Howie, L. H. 1876-1963, Artist and Teacher. ADB9. Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
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Chinner J Hview full entry
Reference: See SASS number    P0465 J. H. Chinner: drawing the line. Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
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Shaw Jamesview full entry
Reference: See SASS number     A0177 James Shaw, 1815-1881: topographical artist and early colonist of South Australia [includes a list of paintings]. Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
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Skipper J Mview full entry
Reference: See SASS number   C1936 John Michael Skipper: bibliographical notes. Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
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Ashton Julianview full entry
Reference: See SASS number            T0082 Julian Rossi Ashton [1851-1942] as art politician. Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
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Moon Miltonview full entry
Reference: See SASS number   Q5370 Milton Moon retrospective. Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
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Montefiore E Lview full entry
Reference: See SASS number   F0245 Montefiore, E. L. 1802-1893, Businessman, Elder and Gallery Director. ADB Vol 5.. Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
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Lloyd Geoffview full entry
Reference: See SASS number  B1364 Navigator: Geoff Lloyd, artist 1952-1981. Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
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Gilbert S Hview full entry
Reference: See SASS number J0750 Papers of S.H. Gilbert, architect, comprising papers relating to publishing projects on colonial heritage architecture and gardens in South Australia, photographs of domestic and institutional structures and slides to illustrate lectures on Port Adelaide and other localities of historical interest. Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
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Tregenza Alanview full entry
Reference: See SASS number J0312 Portrait of an artist: Alan Tregenza [videorecording] Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
Ref: 1000
Powell-Weise Barbaraview full entry
Reference: See SASS number           J0313 Portrait of an artist: Barbara Powell-Weise [videorecording] Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
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Powell-Weise Barbaraview full entry
Reference: See SASS number  J0314 Portrait of an artist: Connie Offler [videorecording]. ]Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
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Rayner Durham view full entry
Reference: See SASS number L3527 Portrait of an artist: Durham Rayner [videorecording]. ]Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
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Mainwaring Geoffview full entry
Reference: See SASS number L3528 Portrait of an artist: Geoff Mainwaring [videorecording]]Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
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Goodchild ohn & Doreen view full entry
Reference: See SASS number         L5222 Portrait of an artist: John & Doreen Goodchild [Videorecording], Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
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Groblicka Lidiaview full entry
Reference: See SASS number L3529 Portrait of an artist: Lidia Groblicka [videorecording] Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
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Moore Lornaview full entry
Reference: See SASS number J0315 Portrait of an artist: Lorna Moore [videorecording], Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
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Hann Marjorieview full entry
Reference: See SASS number J0316 and L5223 Portrait of an artist: Marjorie Hann [Videorecording] Portrait of an artist: Marjorie Hann [videorecording]. Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
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Hannaford Robertview full entry
Reference: See SASS number        L5923 Portrait of an artist: Robert Hannaford [Videorecording] Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
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Dowie Johnview full entry
Reference: See SASS number L5530 Reminiscences of John Dowie relating particularly to Sir Ross Smith and to Dowie's sculpture at the Ross and Keith Smith Memorial at Adelaide OvalListed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
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Hawkins Sheilaview full entry
Reference: See SASS number              L6616 Sheila Hawkins: Profile of an Illustrator. Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
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Hele Ivorview full entry
Reference: See SASS number          L5944 Sir Ivor Hele [Videorecording] Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
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Skipper J Mview full entry
Reference: See SASS number              A0419 Skipper, J. M. Artist, Public Servant, Lawyer, 1815-1883. ADB6 Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
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Stelarcview full entry
Reference: See SASS number    N3906 Stelarc. Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
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Lyon T Hview full entry
Reference: See SASS number  J1102 &   J1102 T.H. Lyon and his Adelaide architectural work  and T.H. Lyon and his Adelaide architectural work. Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
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Hanrahan Barbaraview full entry
Reference: See SASS number  L1093 The Barbara Hanrahan Memorial Exhibition: a celebration of the life and work of a writer and artist who loved Adelaide ... Catalogue. Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
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Gerstaecker Exhibitionview full entry
Reference: See SASS number  A0183 The Friedrich Gerstaecker Exhibition, State Library of South Australia. Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
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Hambidge Sistersview full entry
Reference: See SASS number            L3037 The Hambidge sisters. Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
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Skipper J Mview full entry
Reference: See SASS number             C1167 The late J. M. Skipper. Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
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Frost Thomasview full entry
Reference: See SASS number     Q1551 The memoirs of Thomas Frost, 1825-1910. Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
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Cawthorn W Aview full entry
Reference: See SASS number   L0728 W.A. Cawthorne and early Adelaide: an artist's impressions [manuscript]. Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
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Light Williamview full entry
Reference: See SASS number  S0377 'William Light as an artist'. Listed on the University of South Australia website page: South Australian Sources for History and Social Science (SASS) - Biography - Artists and Architects.
Publishing details: http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?Subject=1794&SubjName=BIOGRAPHY+-+ARTISTS+AND+ARCHITECTS
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Carse James Howeview full entry
Reference: see Scheding, S. (1979), 'James Howe Carse’, Art and Australia, vol. 17, no. 1, p.9.
Docking Gilview full entry
Reference: obituary, Sydney Morning Herald, Jan 23-2, 2016, p38
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Docking Shayview full entry
Reference: see Docking Gil, obituary, Sydney Morning Herald, Jan 23-2, 2016, p38
Underhill Tonyview full entry
Reference: see Ebay 29.1.2016: This lot comprises 3 paintings:  a Landscape with figures;  a full-length Portrait; and a Cafe scene.

Tony Underhill lived in Australia for the first 25 years of his life, and though he moved to the UK in 1948, his work continued to use a typically Australian palette. (see  https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tony_Underhill, and http://www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au/collection/works/24.2007/).   Shortly after his arrival in the UK, he made contact with publisher and fellow Australian Walter J Turner - and through him with Turner's assistant Sheila Dickinson, and her husband, poet Patric Dickinson.

Underhill's friendship with Sheila and Patric grew, and in the early 1950's he gave them three of his paintings.  One of those three, the landscape, is inscribed in the lower left corner "For Patric and Sheila Dickinson. There are only two such....(some undecipherable text)...and Tony Underhill".   The portrait is of Sheila Dickinson, aged about 37 - 39. After Sheila Dickinson's death a little while ago, the paintings passed into the vendor's family.

Paintings are all oil on canvas, with wooden stretchers:  no frames

Canvas sizes: 

Landscape:  770 x 510 mm 
Portrait:   710 x 1020 mm
Cafe scene:   1070 x760 mm
Hart Proview full entry
Reference: Twenty-one Etchings: Pro Hart, by Derham Groves

Publishing details: Lytlewode Press, 2005
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Dunlop Brianview full entry
Reference: Stone Music - A New Zealand Sequence - poems by Lynne Strahan. [’Stone is the common metaphor of Strahan's poems, which reflect her journey around New Zealand's south island (and her redemption from the past). Dunlop, her husband, paints the solitary wilderness of the New Zealand landscape.’]
Publishing details: Craftsman House, Sydney, 2001, 2001
Used. 27.0 x 23.0cms, 112pp, colour illusts, fine hardback & dustwrapper
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Cuthbert Neilview full entry
Reference: Cuthbert: The Painter's Progress: A Survey Of The Paintings Of Neil Cuthbert by Flatau, Andrew (text) & Neil Cuthbert (paintings) [from http://manninggreatlakes.focusmag.com.au/neil-cuthbert/ - The Painter’s Progress has been labelled as the most important travelling exhibition of the year. Dubbo artist Neil Cuthbert sat down to discuss the works on show and his life as an artist.
When did your interest in painting start?
I have always drawn and painted. My grandfather was pretty good with pen and ink, and my father continues to draw in pencil a lot. I suppose the longest break I had from the practice was during the longer overseas voyages when I was in the British Merchant Navy from 1975 to 1980. However, the interest was rekindled after I joined the Commonwealth Lighthouse Service in 1980.
The ship I sailed on was the MV Cape Moreton, and we used to service the navigational aids through the Barrier Reef, up to the Torres Strait and round into the Gulf of Carpentaria.
With many days at anchor at various locations, it seemed a good time to take up drawing and painting again … and so continuing after I left the sea in 1990, I took up full time study at university.
> How would you describe the exhibition on show at the Manning Regional Gallery?
The exhibition of works at the Manning Regional Gallery can be considered as a ‘Survey’ show; that is, they represent my arts practice over a period of years, from about 1990. Some of the earlier pieces were produced while I was at TAFE and university and as my output has been pretty constant over the years, they represent the evolution of a practice as a painter.
This exhibition thus demonstrates the manner in which my painting style has changed over the years – the changing and maturing use of colour, texture and pictorial space. Also, the way in which the subjected matter changes from an early autobiographical base to a wider examination and appreciation of who we are and the way we live … I suppose, the ’human condition’, although that term seems a little over used today.
These works have both simple and complex narrative structures that are derived from personal experience – particularly from those of travel and relocation. They have also been fuelled from great stories of the past, both the Old and New Testaments, a continuing interest in ornithology,  and from the greatest traditions of western art,  (including literature) from the early renaissance up to the twentieth century British Moderns.
> Do you have a favourite piece in the collection?
With regard to a favourite, that is difficult to answer. I’ve been asked, “Do you think the earlier paintings are not as good as the later or recent ones?”
All the paintings are equally important, as it is through the trials and struggles of the earlier pieces that I am able to arrive at where I am today. So each work has its role to play. I suppose if I had to pick one, then it would be ‘A Murder of Crows’. This large piece was a finalist in the 2006 Kilgour prize, organised by the Newcastle Regional Gallery and a favourite because it is a ‘springboard’ to the next evolutionary period in my work.
I often describe my progress as one of a series of ‘plateaus and cliffs’. In the early days you learn a lot in a very short time, so you spend a short while on the ‘plateau’ before you jump up the next ‘cliff’ to a new learning level.
These days I spend about 2-3 years on a plateau before gaining the next level, due to the much higher levels that I work at. So the Murder of Crows is there at the top of one of those ‘cliffs’ and thus setting me up for that next level.

Neil Cuthbers art
> Your exhibition has been very well received. Did you expect this success?
Did I expect the success of the exhibition? I have been working hard for many years now, fitting my painting practice alongside my teaching work at Orange TAFE, so recognition from a wider public is always well received. I am indebted to a few ‘hard core’ collectors who have major collections of my work and who have followed me when I have exhibited through Artarmon Galleries in Sydney.
The success of the exhibition here in Orange at the Regional Gallery was extremely pleasing. The Director Alan Sisley and the gallery staff have been extremely supportive and were able to extend the exhibition period by a couple of weeks, due to the kind gesture of Salvatore Zofre, who postponed the opening date of his show at the gallery so that I was able to get that extension.
The success of the show was also made all the more possible by the excellent curatorship of Dr Andrew Flateau, author of the accompanying book to the show: ‘Cuthbert – A Painter’s Progress’.
A ‘successful’ exhibition is not to be taken for granted; however, I was aware of a ‘rising tide’ of interest in the show prior to its opening.
> The subjects of your works varies between each piece. Where does your inspiration come from?
Where do the ideas come from? I suppose fundamentally from human nature – who we are as individuals and our relationships with others. The early works were quite autobiographical, dealing with my migration from the United Kingdom to Australia. However, having worked through that process, I now look at ‘Everyman’ – so to speak.
This is where an interest in Old and New Testament stories developed and their reflections on human behaviour, actual or suggested.
For example, the painting titled ‘Captain Brillo sees the Light’ is based upon a ‘road to Damascus conversion’. This was a follow up painting from the previous work ‘The Shooting Party’.
The name Brillo is my reference for light, derived from ‘brilliance’. His rank, from the early comic book characters i.e. ‘Captain Africa.’ It’s all a play on words, just as many of the other titles are.
Other subjects are derived from word lists that I put together that represent geographical places, both here and in England.
For example, ‘In the land where birds nest in trees of coral and where the red emperor navigates through pools where depth is left to chance’, so we have in the land (Australia), … where birds (the Wattle bird) … trees of coral (the Coral Tree) … the Red Emperor (A Barrier Reef fish) … where depth is left to chance … (a reference to the tidal swimming pool at Gerringong on the NSW South Coast).
This is all explained more fully in Dr Flateau’s book. I suppose I am also a struggling ‘closet’ cryptic crossword solver!
> Which painters have influenced you throughout your career?
I am quite eclectic in regards to being influenced by or being interested in other artists. From Giotto and Cimabue through the early compositional style of Titian to the major players of the early British modernist painters such as Spencer, Bomberg, Wadsworth, Wyndham-Lewis, Nevinson and the South Australian painter Henry Lamb, another war artist and close friend of Spencer.
> Do you have a favourite medium to work with?
I mainly paint in oils, as I prefer their flexibility through slowness of drying and depth of colour.
I also work in gouache and soft pastels.
> What advice would you give to upcoming artists?
For upcoming artists I would suggest that they be prepared for a lot of work; developing a work ethic is the number one priority, putting the hours in to develop their technical facility as well as their conceptual base, and don’t be pressured into exhibiting too early if you are not prepared for it.
In the early days concentration should be made on learning your trade, not building up a facile exhibition resumé. [’Cuthbert makes large narrative pictures that tell socially incisive stories whose manifold meanings encourage thought and discussion. ‘]
Publishing details: Orange Regional Gallery, Orange 2009 26.0 x 23.5cms, 112pp, colour illusts., paperback with French flaps
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Murch Arthur Aboriginal portrait 1934view full entry
Reference: Recognition: Percy Leason's Aboriginal Portraits, by Michael D Galimany. Includes essay by Sylvia Kleinert on ‘The Politics of Portraiture’. [’In 1934 Percy Leason (1889-1959) was commissioned by Melbourne University to paint a series of portraits of Australian Aborigines. This catalogue accompanied a major exhibition of these portraits whose objectivity-the way in which the artist sought truth in the faces of his subjects-allowed them to transcend their original context in time and speak to a modern generation.’]
Publishing details: 1999. National Portrait Gallery, Australia. Softback. Profuse colour & b/w plates & illus.
Raynor Harry 2 Aboriginal portraitsview full entry
Reference: Recognition: Percy Leason's Aboriginal Portraits, by Michael D Galimany. Includes essay by Sylvia Kleinert on ‘The Politics of Portraiture’. [’In 1934 Percy Leason (1889-1959) was commissioned by Melbourne University to paint a series of portraits of Australian Aborigines. This catalogue accompanied a major exhibition of these portraits whose objectivity-the way in which the artist sought truth in the faces of his subjects-allowed them to transcend their original context in time and speak to a modern generation.’]
Publishing details: 1999. National Portrait Gallery, Australia. Softback. Profuse colour & b/w plates & illus.
Mockridge A T watercolour Batman meeting Aboriginesview full entry
Reference: Recognition: Percy Leason's Aboriginal Portraits, by Michael D Galimany. Includes essay by Sylvia Kleinert on ‘The Politics of Portraiture’. [’In 1934 Percy Leason (1889-1959) was commissioned by Melbourne University to paint a series of portraits of Australian Aborigines. This catalogue accompanied a major exhibition of these portraits whose objectivity-the way in which the artist sought truth in the faces of his subjects-allowed them to transcend their original context in time and speak to a modern generation.’]
Publishing details: 1999. National Portrait Gallery, Australia. Softback. Profuse colour & b/w plates & illus.
Young Blamire cover for Lone Handview full entry
Reference: Recognition: Percy Leason's Aboriginal Portraits, by Michael D Galimany. Includes essay by Sylvia Kleinert on ‘The Politics of Portraiture’. [’In 1934 Percy Leason (1889-1959) was commissioned by Melbourne University to paint a series of portraits of Australian Aborigines. This catalogue accompanied a major exhibition of these portraits whose objectivity-the way in which the artist sought truth in the faces of his subjects-allowed them to transcend their original context in time and speak to a modern generation.’]
Publishing details: 1999. National Portrait Gallery, Australia. Softback. Profuse colour & b/w plates & illus.
Berner Yosl Aborigines in Fitzroy 1941view full entry
Reference: Recognition: Percy Leason's Aboriginal Portraits, by Michael D Galimany. Includes essay by Sylvia Kleinert on ‘The Politics of Portraiture’. [’In 1934 Percy Leason (1889-1959) was commissioned by Melbourne University to paint a series of portraits of Australian Aborigines. This catalogue accompanied a major exhibition of these portraits whose objectivity-the way in which the artist sought truth in the faces of his subjects-allowed them to transcend their original context in time and speak to a modern generation.’]
Publishing details: 1999. National Portrait Gallery, Australia. Softback. Profuse colour & b/w plates & illus.
New Zealand artview full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey.
Publishing details: Gilt Edge Publishing, Wellington, New Zealand, 2000, pb, 296pp
Aldis Albert Edward 1879-1921view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
Publishing details: Gilt Edge Publishing, Wellington, New Zealand, 2000, pb, 296pp
Allen Jim (William Robert) b1922view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
Publishing details: Gilt Edge Publishing, Wellington, New Zealand, 2000, pb, 296pp
Allom Albert James 1831 -1919view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
Publishing details: Gilt Edge Publishing, Wellington, New Zealand, 2000, pb, 296pp
Allen John b1948view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
Publishing details: Gilt Edge Publishing, Wellington, New Zealand, 2000, pb, 296pp
Angas George Frenchview full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
Publishing details: Gilt Edge Publishing, Wellington, New Zealand, 2000, pb, 296pp
Armitage David b1943view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
Publishing details: Gilt Edge Publishing, Wellington, New Zealand, 2000, pb, 296pp
Atcherley Henry Mount Langton d1901view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
Publishing details: Gilt Edge Publishing, Wellington, New Zealand, 2000, pb, 296pp
Atkinson Robert 1863-c1896view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
Publishing details: Gilt Edge Publishing, Wellington, New Zealand, 2000, pb, 296pp
Babbage Herbert Ivanview full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
Publishing details: Gilt Edge Publishing, Wellington, New Zealand, 2000, pb, 296pp
Backhouse John Philemon 1845-1908view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
Publishing details: Gilt Edge Publishing, Wellington, New Zealand, 2000, pb, 296pp
Balfour James Lawson 1870-1966view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
Publishing details: Gilt Edge Publishing, Wellington, New Zealand, 2000, pb, 296pp
Barnes W Rodneyview full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
Publishing details: Gilt Edge Publishing, Wellington, New Zealand, 2000, pb, 296pp
Beere Gerald Butlerview full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
Publishing details: Gilt Edge Publishing, Wellington, New Zealand, 2000, pb, 296pp
Begg Samuel 1854-1919view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
Publishing details: Gilt Edge Publishing, Wellington, New Zealand, 2000, pb, 296pp
Benham Malcolmview full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
Publishing details: Gilt Edge Publishing, Wellington, New Zealand, 2000, pb, 296pp
Binzer William c1850-view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
Publishing details: Gilt Edge Publishing, Wellington, New Zealand, 2000, pb, 296pp
Bowring Walter Armiger 1874-1931view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
Publishing details: Gilt Edge Publishing, Wellington, New Zealand, 2000, pb, 296pp
Bracey Tedview full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
Publishing details: Gilt Edge Publishing, Wellington, New Zealand, 2000, pb, 296pp
Butler George Edmund 1872-1936view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
Publishing details: Gilt Edge Publishing, Wellington, New Zealand, 2000, pb, 296pp
Carkeek Helene b1937view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
Publishing details: Gilt Edge Publishing, Wellington, New Zealand, 2000, pb, 296pp
Chevalier Nicholas 1828-1902view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
Publishing details: Gilt Edge Publishing, Wellington, New Zealand, 2000, pb, 296pp
Christmas Ernest Williamview full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
Publishing details: Gilt Edge Publishing, Wellington, New Zealand, 2000, pb, 296pp
Cook Alfred Herbertview full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
Publishing details: Gilt Edge Publishing, Wellington, New Zealand, 2000, pb, 296pp
Cook James (William Edward)view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
Publishing details: Gilt Edge Publishing, Wellington, New Zealand, 2000, pb, 296pp
Collahan Kate or Cateview full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Dalgarno Roy b1910view full entry
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Docking Shay 1928-98view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Earle Augustus 1793-1838view full entry
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Eastwood William 1821-77view full entry
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Ellis Frances 1900-71view full entry
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Evans Frederick Owen Sir 1815-85view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Foster Charles William 1840-1920view full entry
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Fristrom Claus Edward 1864-1950view full entry
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Gascoigne Rosalie nee Walker 1917-99view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Gilfillan John Alexander 1793-1864view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Gouldsmith Edmund Thomas 1852-1932view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Green Tom b1913view full entry
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Greene William 1872-1925view full entry
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Hammon G Hamilton fl 1880-1910view full entry
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Higgs Avis b1918view full entry
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Higgs Sydney Hamlet 1884-1978view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Hodges William 1744-97view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Hoyte John Barr Clarke 1835-1913view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Jeans Eana Blythe 1890-1986view full entry
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Jeans Blanda c1857-1911 see Eana Jeansview full entry
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Jeffreys Ellen Penelope nee Valpy 1827-1904view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Jeffreys Ellen Penelope nee Valpy 1827-1904view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Joel Graceview full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Johnson W Robert 1890-1964view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Kirkwood Harry (Henry William) 1854-1925view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Knight Gwen 1888-1974view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Koglmeier Siegfried b1953view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Lauverne Bartlelemy 1805-71view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Liardet Wilbraham Frederick Evelyn 1799-1878view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Lloyd Henry Grant 1829-1904view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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McCormack Thomas Arthur 1883-1973view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Loxton John S 1903-69view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Macky E Spencer 1880-1958view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Mayo Dame Eileen Rosemary 1906-94view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Meeson Dora 1869-1955view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Meyron Charles 1821-68view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Miller Godfrey 1893-1964view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Monkhouse Thomas Stewart 1828-1920view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Moore-Jones Horace Millichamp 1868-1922view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Moultray John Elder 1865-1922view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Nerli Girolamoview full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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North Marianne 1830-90view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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O’Brien George 1821-88view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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O’Connor Kate 1876-1968view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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O’Keefe Alfred Henry 1858-1941view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Parkinson Sydney c1745-71view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Payton Edward William 1859-1944view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Peele James 1846-1905view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Peerless Thomasview full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Porter Frederick James 1883-1944view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Power Harold Septimus 1878-1951view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Pritchard George Thompson 1878-1962view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Raworth William Henry 1821-1904view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Robertson Thomas Captain ?1819-75view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Rowe George Curtis Fawcett 1832-89 AKA George Fawcett to distinguish himself from father George Fawcett Roweview full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Schoon Theoview full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Schoon Theoview full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Scott James Fraser 1877-1932view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Sharpe Alfred 1836-1908view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Shaw George Baird 1812-83view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Sheriff George 1846-1930view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Sherwood Maud Winifred nee Kimbell 1880-1956view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Stewart Helen 1900-83view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Strutt William 1825-1915view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Sturtevant George W died c 1903view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Swainson William 1789-1855view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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van der Velden Petrus 1837-1913view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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von Guerard Eugene 1811-1901view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Wadham William Joseph 1864-1950view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Wakelin Roland Shakespeare 1887-1971view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Wall Edith b1904view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Walsh Alfred Wilson 1859-1916view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Webber John 1751-93view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Weld Frederick Aloysius Sir 1823-91view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Wheeler Charles 1881-1977view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Wilson Laurence William c1850-1912view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Younghusband Adele Mar 1878-1969view full entry
Reference: see The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors, by Kate McGahey. This artist is listed in the Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists, Painters, Printmakers, Sculptors and has an Australian connection.
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Stuthridge Alan Mitchellview full entry
Reference: won consolation prize FORTUNA DRAWING COMPETITION, 1945, see The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1931 - 1954)
Sat 15 Dec 1945, Page 14, Rolf Harris also won a consolation prize. Address given as Box 3922 GPO., Sydney.
Ngarra (c.1920-2008)view full entry
Reference: Ngarra: The Texta Drawings [’mesmerising collection of texta drawings by one of remote Australia's most significant artists. The works in Ngarra: The Texta Drawings capture an extraordinary artist's unfolding career. Ngarra (c.1920-2008) grew up in the bush under the tutelage of his grandparents, gaining an extraordinary knowledge of country and law from this band of defiant refugees, displaced on their own land by the incursions of the cattle industry. As a young man, Ngarra began a long and successful career as a cattleman. When station life slackened during the wet season, he would walk the country, attending to the ceremonies of life, death and the afterlife. Ngarra was the senior lawman for ceremonies throughout a vast swathe of the Kimberley. Turning to art in 1994, Ngarra developed an electrifying and sophisticated style of painting and drawing, producing works in ochre, acrylic and texta. Soon honoured with a solo exhibition at the Western Australian Museum, he exhibited widely throughout Australia and internationally. A brilliant colourist and a great inventor of form, Ngarra boldly combined his unparalleled cultural knowledge with a unique artistic vision.
In his works, Ngarra transforms elements of his traditional culture and the colonial frontier into powerful visual and political statements. Ngarra: The Texta Drawings is the first monograph on the artist's work, and the first publication by Mossenson Art Foundation. A further book on Ngarra's paintings is forthcoming.’]

Publishing details: Mossenson Art Foundation, 2015,
Pages: 176

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After 200 Yearsview full entry
Reference: After 200 Years - Photographic Essays of Aboriginal and Islander Australia Today. Edited by Penny Taylor for the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies. ‘This book was the result of a project that sent 20 Indigenous and non-Indigenous photographers into Indigenous communities between 1985 and 1988 to document the diversity of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander life in Australia 200 years after European colonisation’.

Publishing details: Cambridge University Press, 1989, 358 pages and black and white photographs throughout. Published in Association with Aboriginal Studies Press.
Ref: 1000
photographyview full entry
Reference: see After 200 Years - Photographic Essays of Aboriginal and Islander Australia Today. Edited by Penny Taylor for the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies. ‘This book was the result of a project that sent 20 Indigenous and non-Indigenous photographers into Indigenous communities between 1985 and 1988 to document the diversity of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander life in Australia 200 years after European colonisation’.

Publishing details: Cambridge University Press, 1989, 358 pages and black and white photographs throughout. Published in Association with Aboriginal Studies Press.
Watling, Thomas (b.1762)view full entry
Reference: Letters from an exile at Botany Bay to his aunt in Dumfries, Giving A Particular Account Of The Settlement Of New South Wales, With The Customs And Manners Of The Inhabitants, by Thomas Watling . [Letters written by Thomas Watling to his aunt, Marion Kirkpatrick.]
Publishing details: Penrith : Printed by Ann Bell, [1794] (Ferguson, 201), iv, 23 leaves ; 23 cm. [Only 2 known copies. A University of Sydney transcription and printout is in Scheding Library]
Ref: 2
Australian gardensview full entry
Reference: Cultivating Modernism: Reading the Modern Garden, 1917-71 - Richard Aitken
Publishing details: Miegunyah, 2013
Ref: 1000
ANGAS CHARLESview full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 180; Lindsay Park, South Australia.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
ARMSTRONG Miss E Cview full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 21;Adelaide, S.A.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
ASHTON Julian Rview full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 26, 28, 44, 64, 85, 9!, 129, 154, 185,
210, 218, 251, 252, 253, 320, 334, 335, 345, 355; The Society of Artists, Sydney.

Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
ASHTON J HOWARD view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 288, 298.
The Society of Artists, Sydney.


Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
BAKER Miss ASQUITH view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 287; Chancery Lane, Melbourne.

Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
BENNETT J A view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 112, 133, 138; Art Society of N.S.W., Sydney.

Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
BOYD Mrs A. M (probably Emma Minnie)view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 65,114. Brighton, Victoria.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
BOYD A M view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 115. Brighton, Victoria.

Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
BUCKSTONE Mrs. A F view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 361, 363.
Brighton, Victoria.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
CHAPPLE ARTHURview full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 148.
Petersham, Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
COCKS R SIDNEY view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 119, 125, 171, 175. Kiama, N.S.W.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
Coffey Alfred Rview full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 177, 332.
Art Society of N.S.W., Sydney
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
Collingridge Arthurview full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 180, 348
Art Society of N.S.W., Sydney
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
Combes Miss Hview full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 341, Glanmire Hall, Glanmire, N.S.W.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
Commons D Gview full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist:
179. Department of Works, Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
CONDER CHAS. view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 295, 311.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
COUTTS GORDON view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 38, 45, 294. Art Society of N.S.W., Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
COWAN Miss THEO view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 230, 268.The Society of Artists, Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
CUSACK Miss ALINEview full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 285, 321. Art Society of N.S.W., Sydney
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
CUSACK Miss EDITH E view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 36, 120, 281, 331, 342. Art Society of N.S.W., Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
DAPLYN A. J view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 93, 144, 276. Art Society, of N.S.W., Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
DAVIES DAVIDview full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 39,105. North Terrace, St. Ives, Cornwall. AND 58, 111, Melbourne, Victoria.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
DAVIES DAVIDview full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 39,105. North Terrace, St. Ives, Cornwall. AND 58, 111, Melbourne, Victoria.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
DISTON J S view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 127.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
DREW Miss MARION E view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 9, 32,75, 263. The Society of Artists, Sydney
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
FLEMING Miss M view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 307. The Society of Artists, Sydney
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
FISCHER A J view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 274.
The Bulletin Office, Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
FITZGERALD GERALD view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 183, 193, 200. Art Society of N.S.W., Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
FIVEASH Miss ROSA view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 17, 37. North Adelaide, S.A.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
FLETCHER-WATSON P view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 150. 155, 101, 201, 206. Tower Park, Fowey, Cornwall.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
Flockton Miss M L view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 134, 164, 208. Art Society of N.S.W., Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
Fox E P view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 51, 56, 60, 71, 79, 108. Melbourne, Victoria.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
FULLWOOD A HENRYview full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 78, 95, 96, 104, 110, 132, 172, 173, 188, 190, 199, 219, 280, 301, 314, 315, 347. Art Society of N.S.W., Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
GARLICK HARRY G view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 18, 324.
The’ Society of Artists, Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
GILL HARRY P view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 124, 184. Adelaide, S.A.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
HALLIGAN HENRIETTE V view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 205.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
HALL L BERNARD view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 73.Melbourne, Victoria.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
HAMBIDGE Miss ALICE view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 220. Adelaide, S.A.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
HAMBIDGE Miss Helen view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 117, 234. Adelaide, S.A.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
HAMBIDGE Miss Milly (Millicent)view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 141 Adelaide, S.A.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
HANDAYSIDE STEWART view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 82.
Richmond, Victoria.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
HANSON ALBERT Jview full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 57. 118, 128, 135, !37, 165, 170, 204, 214, 235, 236, 240, 289, 299. Art Society of N.S.W., Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
HILL Miss MABEL view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 210.
Art Society of N.S.W., Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
HEYSON H (Heysen Hans)
view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 215. Adelaide.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
HIRST G W L view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 7, 249.
The Society of Artists, Sydney
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
HOILE Miss M view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 232.
Elsternwick, Melbourne.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
HOPKINS L view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 3, 4, 370, 371. Bulletin Office, Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
HOPWOOD H S view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 116. R.B.A.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
HUMPHREY TOM view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 19.
Melbourne, Victoria.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
HUNT C Hview full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 351. “Thelma,” Falcon Street, North Sydney, N.S.W
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
ILLINGWORTH NELSON view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 229, i66, 267, 269, 365. - Sydney, N.S.W.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
JONES J L view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 46. Melbourne, Victoria.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
LAMBERT GEORGE W view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 53. 212, 237, 238, 258, 272. The Society of Artists, Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
LISTER-LISTER Williamview full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 59, 61, 72, 77, 106, 142,: 145, 157, 189, 198, 207, 293, 326, 339. Art Society of N.S.W.,Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
LOMER Miss C view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 170.
The Society of Artists, - Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
Long Sydneyview full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 14, 29, 83, 279. - The Society of Artists, Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
LONGSTAFF JOHNview full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 81.
Melbourne, Victoria.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
LOUREIRO ARTHUR view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 69, 99. Melbourne, Victoria.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
MACREADY HENRY view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 357. The Society of Artists, Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
MAHONY FRANK Pview full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 1, 13, 86, 98, 226, 24.2, 244, 246, 273, 291.
The Society of Artists, Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
MARSHALL J MILLER view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 149.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
Mather John. view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 226, 131, 140, 187,197, 211, 217. Melbourne, Victoria.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
MAY PHIL view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 6, 366, 367, 368. - Punch Office, London.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
MCCUBBIN Frederickview full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 66, 68, 76, 8$, 328. Melbourne, Victoria.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
MCGEORGE, NORMAN. view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 107.
Melbourne, Victoria.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
MCCOMAS Francis view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 194, 202.
The Society of Artists, Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
MEEK Miss E view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 158. Adelaide, S.A. -
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
MESTON Miss EMILY view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 34, 52, 310, 313. The Society of Artists, Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
MINN5 B E view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 143, 147, 151, 156, 163, 174., 203, 213, 239, 265. 121, Church Street, Chelsea, England.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
MITCHELL L C view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 63.
7 Rue St. Beuve, Boulevard Raspail, Paris.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
MUSKETT Miss ALiCE J view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 16, 27, 275. The Society of Artists; Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
NORTON MiSS ALICE view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 132, 153, 159, 168, 231. The Society of Artists, Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
PATERSON J FORD view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 11, 338, 352. Melbourne, Victoria.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
PAUL Mrs EMILY view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 195, 196. The Society of Artists, Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
PIGUENIT W C view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 54, 70, 89. 92, 100, 303, 330. Art Society of N.S.W., Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
PONTIN GEORGE view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 113, 243, 247, 292. Church House, Yapton, Arundel, Sussex.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
QUINN JAMES view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 74, 337.
33 Boulevard Edgar. Quinet, Paris.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
RICHENBERG Miss ROSALIE view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 169,233. -Hobart, Tasmania.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
REID David G view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 277, 278, 296. The Society of Artists, Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
RIVERS R GODFREY view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 31, 304, 356. Brisbane, Queensland.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
ROBERTS Tomview full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 8, 15, 33,40, 41, 48, 50, 90, I02, 109, 302, 305,309. The Society of Artists, Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
ROBINSON T B view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 123.
3, Lime Street Square, London, E.C.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
ROWAN ELLIS view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 130, 139. Melbourne, Victoria.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
RUSSELL Miss UNA Sview full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 161.
North Sydney, N.S.W.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
RUSSON Rview full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 261. Sydney, N.S.W.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
SCARVELL Miss J Eview full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 80, 162, 300, 306, 318. - Art Society of N.S.W.,Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
SCHELL F B view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 221, 222, 223, 225, 250, 254, 255.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
SCHELTEMA J H view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 323.
Melbourne, Victoria.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
SCOTT Mrs. D W view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 166, 308, 346. Adelaide, S.A.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
SMEDLEY W T view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 227, 250.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
SMYRK HERBERT M view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 261..
Adelaide, S.A.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
SOUTER D H view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 264, 27!.
The Society of Artists, Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
SPENCE PERCY F S view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 2, 5, 22, 181, 209, 323, 353. Art Society of N.S.W., Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
STEPHENS Miss ETHEL Aview full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 47,121, 319, 350. The Society of Artists, Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
STODDARD Mrs M view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 30. Art Society of N.S.W., Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
STODDARD Mrs Maryview full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 101 182, 316, 336, 344. at 54, Glebe Studios, Glebe Place, Chelsea, S.W.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
STODDARD Miss Maryview full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 103.
Art Society of N.S.W., Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
STREETON ARTHUR view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 10, 12, 35, 62, 87, 94, 136, 146, 284. - 2A, Joubert Mansions, Chelsea, S.W.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
SUTHERLAND Miss JANE view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 84.
- Melbourne, Victoria.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
TINDALL C E S view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 167.
- Art Society of N.S.W., Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
THOMAS Miss EMILY view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 329. - Brighton, Victoria.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
THORPE J HALLview full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 178, 245, 257, 259,- 260, 290, 297. The Society of Artists, Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
TUCKER TUDOR ST Gview full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 97. Melbourne, Victoria.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
WAUGH HARRY
view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 160, 191. The Society of Artists, Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
WATKINS J S view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 20, 23, 25, 67,270, 3Z7, 333, 340, 349. The Society of Artists, Sydney.

Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
WHITE JAMES view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 364,
Annandale, Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
WHITING Mrsview full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 224. 228, 241, 248. Melbourne, Victoria.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
WHOLOHAN Miss MAUDE view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 24, 283. - - Adelaide, S.A.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
WILLIAMS Miss EDITH E view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 282. Strathfield, Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
WILLIS J A C view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 122. - Sydney.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
WILSON, Miss JEAN L view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 280, 322. Adelaide, S.A.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
WILSON WILLIAM GEORGE view full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 312, 343,358,359. “ Pilton,” 16, Sheen Park, Richmond, Surrey.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
WITHERS WALTERview full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 42, 49, 354; 362. - Melbourne, Victoria.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
WRIGHT MiSS ETHEL AMANDview full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 317, 360. 13, Trebovir Road, South Kensington, S W.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
WRIGHT MiSS ETHEL AMANDview full entry
Reference: Grafton Gallery Exhibition London 1898, Exhibition of Australian art in London 2nd April to 7th May - 30th July 1898. Grafton Gallery Exhibition, London (promoted by The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales). Addresses of some artists provided. Catalogue number/s (and address if provided) for this artist: 317, 360. 13, Trebovir Road, South Kensington, S W.
Publishing details: Grafton Galleries, Grafton Street, London, 1898. 64p. ; 22 cm.
Rowan Ellisview full entry
Reference: see A Companion to the Mint Collections, Barton Robert (Edited By). Includes essays on various artists and crafts people.
Publishing details: Trustees of the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, 1982, pb
Webb Frank Pview full entry
Reference: see A Companion to the Mint Collections, Barton Robert (Edited By). Includes essays on various artists and crafts people.
Publishing details: Trustees of the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, 1982, pb
Dick Alexanderview full entry
Reference: see A Companion to the Mint Collections, Barton Robert (Edited By). Includes essays on various artists and crafts people.
Publishing details: Trustees of the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, 1982, pb
Edwards Williamview full entry
Reference: see A Companion to the Mint Collections, Barton Robert (Edited By). Includes essays on various artists and crafts people.
Publishing details: Trustees of the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, 1982, pb
Rider John Cview full entry
Reference: see A Companion to the Mint Collections, Barton Robert (Edited By). Includes essays on various artists and crafts people.
Publishing details: Trustees of the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, 1982, pb
Hogarth Erichson and Co jewelleryview full entry
Reference: see A Companion to the Mint Collections, Barton Robert (Edited By). Includes essays on various artists and crafts people.
Publishing details: Trustees of the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, 1982, pb
Lithgow Potteryview full entry
Reference: see A Companion to the Mint Collections, Barton Robert (Edited By). Includes essays on various artists and crafts people.
Publishing details: Trustees of the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, 1982, pb
Gorringe Mary Ann seamstressview full entry
Reference: see A Companion to the Mint Collections, Barton Robert (Edited By). Includes essays on various artists and crafts people.
Publishing details: Trustees of the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, 1982, pb
Liebentritt and Sons potteryview full entry
Reference: see A Companion to the Mint Collections, Barton Robert (Edited By). Includes essays on various artists and crafts people.
Publishing details: Trustees of the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, 1982, pb
Temple William furniture makerview full entry
Reference: see A Companion to the Mint Collections, Barton Robert (Edited By). Includes essays on various artists and crafts people.
Publishing details: Trustees of the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, 1982, pb
Webster John furniture makerview full entry
Reference: see A Companion to the Mint Collections, Barton Robert (Edited By). Includes essays on various artists and crafts people.
Publishing details: Trustees of the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, 1982, pb
Oatley James clockmakerview full entry
Reference: see A Companion to the Mint Collections, Barton Robert (Edited By). Includes essays on various artists and crafts people.
Publishing details: Trustees of the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, 1982, pb
Harvey Lewis and John Mertenview full entry
Reference: see A Companion to the Mint Collections, Barton Robert (Edited By). Includes essays on various artists and crafts people.
Publishing details: Trustees of the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, 1982, pb
Johnson William marquetryview full entry
Reference: see A Companion to the Mint Collections, Barton Robert (Edited By). Includes essays on various artists and crafts people.
Publishing details: Trustees of the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, 1982, pb
Tod Frederick carverview full entry
Reference: see A Companion to the Mint Collections, Barton Robert (Edited By). Includes essays on various artists and crafts people.
Publishing details: Trustees of the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, 1982, pb
Mason John furnitureview full entry
Reference: see A Companion to the Mint Collections, Barton Robert (Edited By). Includes essays on various artists and crafts people.
Publishing details: Trustees of the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, 1982, pb
Devereaux John musical instrument makerview full entry
Reference: see A Companion to the Mint Collections, Barton Robert (Edited By). Includes essays on various artists and crafts people.
Publishing details: Trustees of the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, 1982, pb
Benham John piano makerview full entry
Reference: see A Companion to the Mint Collections, Barton Robert (Edited By). Includes essays on various artists and crafts people.
Publishing details: Trustees of the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, 1982, pb
Honess Robert scrimshaw artistview full entry
Reference: see A Companion to the Mint Collections, Barton Robert (Edited By). Includes essays on various artists and crafts people.
Publishing details: Trustees of the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, 1982, pb
Grice William scrimshaw artistview full entry
Reference: see A Companion to the Mint Collections, Barton Robert (Edited By). Includes essays on various artists and crafts people.
Publishing details: Trustees of the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, 1982, pb
Laroche Roland Michel model makerview full entry
Reference: see A Companion to the Mint Collections, Barton Robert (Edited By). Includes essays on various artists and crafts people.
Publishing details: Trustees of the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, 1982, pb
Howie L H view full entry
Reference: see A Companion to the Mint Collections, Barton Robert (Edited By). Includes essays on various artists and crafts people.
Publishing details: Trustees of the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, 1982, pb
Lindeman Harryview full entry
Reference: see A Companion to the Mint Collections, Barton Robert (Edited By). Includes essays on various artists and crafts people.
Publishing details: Trustees of the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, 1982, pb
Jones Evanview full entry
Reference: see A Companion to the Mint Collections, Barton Robert (Edited By)
Publishing details: Trustees of the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, 1982, pb
Hawkesbury historyview full entry
Reference: Early Hawkesbury settlers / Bobbie Hardy ; new drawings by Ian Marr
Publishing details: Kangaroo Press, 1985, 232 p. : ill., maps, ports.
Ref: 1000
Marr Ianview full entry
Reference: see Early Hawkesbury settlers / Bobbie Hardy ; new drawings by Ian Marr
Publishing details: Kangaroo Press, 1985, 232 p. : ill., maps, ports.
Railways of Australiaview full entry
Reference: Railways of Australia - Their place in our history. National Trust Desk Diary 1998. Includes many illustrations from the collection of David Bourke, author of numerous books on Australia’s railways.
Publishing details: National Trust of Australia, 1998, 128pp, spiral bound
Ref: 22
Russell Robertview full entry
Reference: see Pillars of the Faith - Churchmen and their churches in early Victoria, by John Hetherington. Chapter 1 is on Robert Russell.
Publishing details: Cheshire, 1966, hc, dw, 110pp
Australia’s Fabulous Pubsview full entry
Reference: Australia’s Fabulous Pubs by Douglass Baglin and Yvonne Austin [numerous photographs of hotels]
Publishing details: Myer, 1980, hc, dw, 96pp
Ref: 1000
Australian Genesisview full entry
Reference: Australian Genesis: Jewish Convicts and Settlers 1788-1850 by John S. Levi and G. F. J. Bergman
Publishing details: Rigby, (1974), hc, d/w, endpaper map, illust., pp. 360.
Ref: 1000
Russell Ericview full entry
Reference: Victorian and Edwardian Sydney: From old photographs by Eric Russell
Publishing details: John Ferguson, 1975, hc, dw, np.
Ref: 1000
photographyview full entry
Reference: see Victorian and Edwardian Sydney: From old photographs by Eric Russell
Publishing details: John Ferguson, 1975, hc, dw, np.
Langford Johnview full entry
Reference: A Randwick Ramble - Part 1, Coogee and Clovelly. Illustrated by John Langford.
Publishing details: Radwick & District Historical Society, 4t edirion, 1987, pb, 18pp
Ref: 9
Boynes Robertview full entry
Reference: Robert Boynes - SELECTED WORKS 1979-1990. Waterlow, Nick
Publishing details: Canberra 1990. Oblong 4to., about 16pp., illustrations,
Ref: 1000
Boynes Robertview full entry
Reference: see

Dauth, Louise Robert Boynes: 1996-1999 Beaver Galleries, Canberra, c.1999
Drury, Nevill 'Robert Boynes' in Australian Painting Now eds. Laura Murray Cree and Nevill Drury, Craftsman House, Sydney, 2000, pp.64–67
Gates, Merryn Robert Boynes: Urban Simulations Canberra, 1995
Haynes, Peter Robert Boynes, 3 Decades: a survey of the artist's works from the 1960s to the 1990s Nolan Gallery, Canberra, 1995

Publishing details: Canberra 1990. Oblong 4to., about 16pp., illustrations,
Boynes Robert b1942view full entry
Reference: Robert Boynes : true fictions, essay by Peter Haynes ... [retrospective]
Publishing details: Canberra Museum and Gallery 2005, 52pp, colour illusts, paperback
Brown Janview full entry
Reference: Jan Brown : Sculptures, Prints and Drawings. An exhibition at the Canberra Museum and Gallery, Canberra, 21 June to 21 September 2008. Includes bibliographical references.
Publishing details: Canberra Museum and Gallery, Canberra, 21 June to 21 September 2008
Ref: 136
retrospective of Chinese Archibald finalistsview full entry
Reference: A retrospective of Chinese Archibald finalists, an exhibition of over 20 works at the China Cultural Centre, Level 1/151 Castlereagh Street, Sydney. Catalogue published on the occasion of the exhibition A Retrospective of Chinese Archibald Finalists, 25 July - 27 August 2015. English with Chinese translations.
Publishing details: China Cultural Centre in Sydney, 2015, 63 pages : colour illustrations
Ref: 1000
Kruger Elizabethview full entry
Reference: On beauty : Elizabeth Kruger : Spring 2010. Catalogue of an exhibition at the ANU Drill Hall Gallery 1 October - 7 November 2010; contains some biographical information.
Publishing details: ANU Drill Hall Gallery, c2010 
40 p. : col. ill.
Ref: 1000
Williams Fredview full entry
Reference: Fred Williams: Coastal Strip. MPRG Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery, 3 June - 15 July, 2001. by Rodney James
Publishing details: Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery, 2001,stapled wrappers, 24.5x21cm, 24pp.
Ref: 1009
Australian Styleview full entry
Reference: Australian Style by Babette Hayes. ‘The first book of its kind to be published in Australia, Australian Style examines what was happening in Australian interior design and furniture in the 1970s with 236 pages of magnificent colour and black & white illustrations and input from then architects, designers and interior designers.’ [to be indexed fully]
Publishing details: Paul Hamlyn, 1970
By Babette Hayes & April Hersey · Photography Rodney Weidland · Book Designer Barbara Beckett

Best Marion Hallview full entry
Reference: see Australian Style by Babette Hayes. ‘The first book of its kind to be published in Australia, Australian Style examines what was happening in Australian interior design and furniture in the 1970s with 236 pages of magnificent colour and black & white illustrations and input from then architects, designers and interior designers.’ Includes essays on various designers, architects, etc.[to be indexed fully]
Publishing details: Paul Hamlyn, 1970
By Babette Hayes & April Hersey · Photography Rodney Weidland · Book Designer Barbara Beckett

Little Barryview full entry
Reference: see Australian Style by Babette Hayes. ‘The first book of its kind to be published in Australia, Australian Style examines what was happening in Australian interior design and furniture in the 1970s with 236 pages of magnificent colour and black & white illustrations and input from then architects, designers and interior designers.’ Includes essays on various designers, architects, etc.[to be indexed fully]
Publishing details: Paul Hamlyn, 1970
By Babette Hayes & April Hersey · Photography Rodney Weidland · Book Designer Barbara Beckett

Marsh Nevilleview full entry
Reference: see Australian Style by Babette Hayes. ‘The first book of its kind to be published in Australia, Australian Style examines what was happening in Australian interior design and furniture in the 1970s with 236 pages of magnificent colour and black & white illustrations and input from then architects, designers and interior designers.’ Includes essays on various designers, architects, etc.[to be indexed fully]
Publishing details: Paul Hamlyn, 1970
By Babette Hayes & April Hersey · Photography Rodney Weidland · Book Designer Barbara Beckett

Walford Leslieview full entry
Reference: see Australian Style by Babette Hayes. ‘The first book of its kind to be published in Australia, Australian Style examines what was happening in Australian interior design and furniture in the 1970s with 236 pages of magnificent colour and black & white illustrations and input from then architects, designers and interior designers.’ Includes essays on various designers, architects, etc.[to be indexed fully]
Publishing details: Paul Hamlyn, 1970
By Babette Hayes & April Hersey · Photography Rodney Weidland · Book Designer Barbara Beckett

Riddell Regview full entry
Reference: see Australian Style by Babette Hayes. ‘The first book of its kind to be published in Australia, Australian Style examines what was happening in Australian interior design and furniture in the 1970s with 236 pages of magnificent colour and black & white illustrations and input from then architects, designers and interior designers.’ Includes essays on various designers, architects, etc.[to be indexed fully]
Publishing details: Paul Hamlyn, 1970
By Babette Hayes & April Hersey · Photography Rodney Weidland · Book Designer Barbara Beckett

Andrews Gordonview full entry
Reference: see Australian Style by Babette Hayes. ‘The first book of its kind to be published in Australia, Australian Style examines what was happening in Australian interior design and furniture in the 1970s with 236 pages of magnificent colour and black & white illustrations and input from then architects, designers and interior designers.’ Includes essays on various designers, architects, etc.[to be indexed fully]
Publishing details: Paul Hamlyn, 1970
By Babette Hayes & April Hersey · Photography Rodney Weidland · Book Designer Barbara Beckett

Andersson Johnview full entry
Reference: see Australian Style by Babette Hayes. ‘The first book of its kind to be published in Australia, Australian Style examines what was happening in Australian interior design and furniture in the 1970s with 236 pages of magnificent colour and black & white illustrations and input from then architects, designers and interior designers.’ Includes essays on various designers, architects, etc.[to be indexed fully]
Publishing details: Paul Hamlyn, 1970
By Babette Hayes & April Hersey · Photography Rodney Weidland · Book Designer Barbara Beckett

Broadhurst Florenceview full entry
Reference: see Australian Style by Babette Hayes. ‘The first book of its kind to be published in Australia, Australian Style examines what was happening in Australian interior design and furniture in the 1970s with 236 pages of magnificent colour and black & white illustrations and input from then architects, designers and interior designers.’ Includes essays on various designers, architects, etc.[to be indexed fully]
Publishing details: Paul Hamlyn, 1970
By Babette Hayes & April Hersey · Photography Rodney Weidland · Book Designer Barbara Beckett

Over Graemeview full entry
Reference: see Australian Style by Babette Hayes. ‘The first book of its kind to be published in Australia, Australian Style examines what was happening in Australian interior design and furniture in the 1970s with 236 pages of magnificent colour and black & white illustrations and input from then architects, designers and interior designers.’ Includes essays on various designers, architects, etc.[to be indexed fully]
Publishing details: Paul Hamlyn, 1970
By Babette Hayes & April Hersey · Photography Rodney Weidland · Book Designer Barbara Beckett

White Maryview full entry
Reference: see Australian Style by Babette Hayes. ‘The first book of its kind to be published in Australia, Australian Style examines what was happening in Australian interior design and furniture in the 1970s with 236 pages of magnificent colour and black & white illustrations and input from then architects, designers and interior designers.’ Includes essays on various designers, architects, etc.[to be indexed fully]
Publishing details: Paul Hamlyn, 1970
By Babette Hayes & April Hersey · Photography Rodney Weidland · Book Designer Barbara Beckett

Whitechurch Russellview full entry
Reference: see Australian Style by Babette Hayes. ‘The first book of its kind to be published in Australia, Australian Style examines what was happening in Australian interior design and furniture in the 1970s with 236 pages of magnificent colour and black & white illustrations and input from then architects, designers and interior designers.’ Includes essays on various designers, architects, etc.[to be indexed fully]
Publishing details: Paul Hamlyn, 1970
By Babette Hayes & April Hersey · Photography Rodney Weidland · Book Designer Barbara Beckett

Hayes Babetteview full entry
Reference: see Australian Style by Babette Hayes. ‘The first book of its kind to be published in Australia, Australian Style examines what was happening in Australian interior design and furniture in the 1970s with 236 pages of magnificent colour and black & white illustrations and input from then architects, designers and interior designers.’ Includes essays on various designers, architects, etc.[to be indexed fully]
Publishing details: Paul Hamlyn, 1970
By Babette Hayes & April Hersey · Photography Rodney Weidland · Book Designer Barbara Beckett

Seidler Harryview full entry
Reference: see Australian Style by Babette Hayes. ‘The first book of its kind to be published in Australia, Australian Style examines what was happening in Australian interior design and furniture in the 1970s with 236 pages of magnificent colour and black & white illustrations and input from then architects, designers and interior designers.’ Includes essays on various designers, architects, etc.[to be indexed fully]
Publishing details: Paul Hamlyn, 1970
By Babette Hayes & April Hersey · Photography Rodney Weidland · Book Designer Barbara Beckett

Woolley Kenview full entry
Reference: see Australian Style by Babette Hayes. ‘The first book of its kind to be published in Australia, Australian Style examines what was happening in Australian interior design and furniture in the 1970s with 236 pages of magnificent colour and black & white illustrations and input from then architects, designers and interior designers.’ Includes essays on various designers, architects, etc.[to be indexed fully]
Publishing details: Paul Hamlyn, 1970
By Babette Hayes & April Hersey · Photography Rodney Weidland · Book Designer Barbara Beckett

Gruzman Nevilleview full entry
Reference: see Australian Style by Babette Hayes. ‘The first book of its kind to be published in Australia, Australian Style examines what was happening in Australian interior design and furniture in the 1970s with 236 pages of magnificent colour and black & white illustrations and input from then architects, designers and interior designers.’ Includes essays on various designers, architects, etc.[to be indexed fully]
Publishing details: Paul Hamlyn, 1970
By Babette Hayes & April Hersey · Photography Rodney Weidland · Book Designer Barbara Beckett

Boyd Robinview full entry
Reference: see Australian Style by Babette Hayes. ‘The first book of its kind to be published in Australia, Australian Style examines what was happening in Australian interior design and furniture in the 1970s with 236 pages of magnificent colour and black & white illustrations and input from then architects, designers and interior designers.’ Includes essays on various designers, architects, etc.[to be indexed fully]
Publishing details: Paul Hamlyn, 1970
By Babette Hayes & April Hersey · Photography Rodney Weidland · Book Designer Barbara Beckett

decoration in Australiaview full entry
Reference: see Australian Style by Babette Hayes. ‘The first book of its kind to be published in Australia, Australian Style examines what was happening in Australian interior design and furniture in the 1970s with 236 pages of magnificent colour and black & white illustrations and input from then architects, designers and interior designers.’ Includes essays on various designers, architects, etc.[to be indexed fully]
Publishing details: Paul Hamlyn, 1970
By Babette Hayes & April Hersey · Photography Rodney Weidland · Book Designer Barbara Beckett

Australian decorationview full entry
Reference: see Australian Style by Babette Hayes. ‘The first book of its kind to be published in Australia, Australian Style examines what was happening in Australian interior design and furniture in the 1970s with 236 pages of magnificent colour and black & white illustrations and input from then architects, designers and interior designers.’ Includes essays on various designers, architects, etc.[to be indexed fully]
Publishing details: Paul Hamlyn, 1970
By Babette Hayes & April Hersey · Photography Rodney Weidland · Book Designer Barbara Beckett

Australian Decorview full entry
Reference: Australian Decor by Warren T Harding and David C Lorimer, photographs by David Beal, Forward by Marion Hall Best. [To be indexed].
Publishing details: Thomas Nelson, 1971, hc, dw, 144pp, illustrated in colour
Babette Hayesview full entry
Reference: Australian Home Decorating
Published by Paul Hamlyn Pty Ltd, 1970
fish in Australian artview full entry
Reference: Angling in Australia : its history and writings by Bob Dunn. Extensive illustrated with works y Australian artists {to be indexed]. [’This generously illustrated history of fishing in Australia looks at such topics as early Aboriginal fishing methods, big-game fishing and fly fishing as well as the formation of an identifiably Australian style of writing on the subject. Contains a comprehensive bibliography and an index. A deluxe edition of 300 copies in leather is also available.’]
Publishing details: David Ell Press, 1991, hc, dw,
320 pages
Victorian Social Conscienceview full entry
Reference: Victorian Social Conscience - an exhibition organised by Renee Free to mark the centenery of the Art Gallery of New South Wales. 70 works catalogued, many illustrated in black and while. Includes brief biographical notes on artists.
Publishing details: AGNSW, 1976, pb, small quarto, 68pp
Wolinski Josephview full entry
Reference: see Victorian Social Conscience - an exhibition organised by Renee Free to mark the centenery of the Art Gallery of New South Wales. 70 works catalogued, many illustrated in black and while. Includes brief biographical notes on artists.
Publishing details: AGNSW, 1976, pb, small quarto, 68pp
Dattilo Rubbo Anthonyview full entry
Reference: see Victorian Social Conscience - an exhibition organised by Renee Free to mark the centenery of the Art Gallery of New South Wales. 70 works catalogued, many illustrated in black and while. Includes brief biographical notes on artists.
Publishing details: AGNSW, 1976, pb, small quarto, 68pp
Nerli Girolamoview full entry
Reference: see Victorian Social Conscience - an exhibition organised by Renee Free to mark the centenery of the Art Gallery of New South Wales. 70 works catalogued, many illustrated in black and while. Includes brief biographical notes on artists.
Publishing details: AGNSW, 1976, pb, small quarto, 68pp
Muntz-Adams Josephineview full entry
Reference: see Victorian Social Conscience - an exhibition organised by Renee Free to mark the centenery of the Art Gallery of New South Wales. 70 works catalogued, many illustrated in black and while. Includes brief biographical notes on artists.
Publishing details: AGNSW, 1976, pb, small quarto, 68pp
Dowling Robertview full entry
Reference: see Victorian Social Conscience - an exhibition organised by Renee Free to mark the centenery of the Art Gallery of New South Wales. 70 works catalogued, many illustrated in black and while. Includes brief biographical notes on artists.
Publishing details: AGNSW, 1976, pb, small quarto, 68pp
Coutts Gordonview full entry
Reference: see Victorian Social Conscience - an exhibition organised by Renee Free to mark the centenery of the Art Gallery of New South Wales. 70 works catalogued, many illustrated in black and while. Includes brief biographical notes on artists.
Publishing details: AGNSW, 1976, pb, small quarto, 68pp
For Richer or Poorerview full entry
Reference: For Richer or Poorer - early colonial marriages, edited by Penny Russell. Includes some colonial portraits (but some by unknown artists.
Publishing details: MUP, 1994, pb, 146pp with index
McCrea Georgiana p86view full entry
Reference: see For Richer or Poorer - early colonial marriages, edited by Penny Russell. Includes some colonial portraits (but some by unknown artists.
Publishing details: MUP, 1994, pb, 146pp with index
Bateman Edward La Trobe p82 and 85view full entry
Reference: see For Richer or Poorer - early colonial marriages, edited by Penny Russell. Includes some colonial portraits (but some by unknown artists.
Publishing details: MUP, 1994, pb, 146pp with index
La Trobe Charles Josephview full entry
Reference: see For Richer or Poorer - early colonial marriages, edited by Penny Russell. Includes some colonial portraits (but some by unknown artists. see chapter ‘Charles Joseph and Sophie - a marriage of opposites’
Publishing details: MUP, 1994, pb, 146pp with index
Bateman Edward La Trobeview full entry
Reference: see For Richer or Poorer - early colonial marriages, edited by Penny Russell. Includes some colonial portraits (but some by unknown artists.
Publishing details: MUP, 1994, pb, 146pp with index
Eastern Encountersview full entry
Reference: Eastern Encounters - Orientalist Painters of the Nineteenth Century
Publishing details: Fine Arts Society, 1978, pb, 78pp
Strutt Williamview full entry
Reference: see Eastern Encounters - Orientalist Painters of the Nineteenth Century for Strutt’s The Terrible Scare, c1898. Includes biography
Publishing details: Fine Arts Society, 1978, pb, 78pp
Pre-Raphaelite Artview full entry
Reference: Pre-Raphaelite Art- paintings drawings engravings sculpture tapestries chintzes wallpapers, an exhibition arranged by the State Galleries of Australia, 1962. Includes biographies.
Publishing details: AGSA (?), 1962, pb, 24pp
Woolner Thomas 1825-92view full entry
Reference: see Pre-Raphaelite Art- paintings drawings engravings sculpture tapestries chintzes wallpapers, an exhibition arranged by the State Galleries of Australia, 1962. Includes biographies.
Publishing details: AGSA (?), 1962, pb, 24pp
Smith Bernhard 1820-85view full entry
Reference: see Pre-Raphaelite Art- paintings drawings engravings sculpture tapestries chintzes wallpapers, an exhibition arranged by the State Galleries of Australia, 1962. Includes biographies. (Smith travelled with Thomas Woolner to Australia in 1852).
Publishing details: AGSA (?), 1962, pb, 24pp
Bateman Edward La Trobe 1816-97view full entry
Reference: see Pre-Raphaelite Art- paintings drawings engravings sculpture tapestries chintzes wallpapers, an exhibition arranged by the State Galleries of Australia, 1962. Includes biographies.
Publishing details: AGSA (?), 1962, pb, 24pp
People from everywhereview full entry
Reference: People from everywhere
Publishing details: Bay Books, 1982 
43 p. : ill. (some col.), ports. ; 23 cm. 
People from everywhereview full entry
Reference: People from everywhere [emigration and Australia]
Publishing details: Bay Books, 1982 
43 p. : ill. (some col.), ports. ; 23 cm. 
Cassab Judy 1920-
1984view full entry
Reference: Judy Cassab interviewed by Barbara Blackman [sound recording]
by Cassab, Judy,
Cassab Judy 1920-
1984view full entry
Reference: Australian portraits : ten original lithographs by Judy Cassab
Publishing details: Beagle Press, 1984
Ref: 1000
Cassab Judyview full entry
Reference: CATALOGUE OF PAINTINGS
FOR BUDAPEST SEPT-OCT 2003, Catalogue Foreword by Edmund Capon
Director, Art Gallery of New South Wales; Catalogue Foreword by Barry Pearce
Head Curator of Australian Art, Art Gallery of New South Wales
Publishing details: Vasarely Muzeum, Budapest, 2003
Ref: 1000
Cassab Judyview full entry
Reference: Judy Cassab: Essentially Australian - A Maitland Regional Art Gallery Touring Exhibition, 2006. Includes biographical information.
Publishing details: Maitland Regional Art Gallery, 2006, 17pp,
Ref: 135
Cassab Judyview full entry
Reference: Artworks from the estate of Judy Cassab, AO, CBE, Shapiro auctioneers, 87 works illustrated, 47 by Cassab and the remainder by other artists. Includes short essays by Lou Klepac, Marie Bashir and Anna Waldmann.
Publishing details: Shapiro, 2016, pb, 72pp. Price list and invitation inserted.
Ref: 135
Cassab Judyview full entry
Reference: article by James Cockington on Artworks from the estate of Judy Cassab, AO, CBE, Shapiro auctioneers, published in Sydney Morning Herald, 17 February, 2016, Money, p7
Publishing details: Sydney Morning Herald, 17 February, 2016,
Ref: 135
Turner Edward view full entry
Reference: see Douglas Stewart Fine Books, catalogue March, 2016: Portland Jetty Custom House March 14 / 56 - TURNER, Edward (1836 - 1913)

Pencil drawing, 150 x 270 mm, titled in pencil lower right, scattered foxing.
The Customs House in Portland, Victoria, was built from bluestone in 1849-50 and remains the longest continuously serving customs house in Australia. Turner probably sailed here from Geelong during his visit to Western Victoria, and in this scene (reminiscent of Rowlandson) he shows a longboat rowing new arrivals towards the jetty. 
Edward Turner arrived in Melbourne in 1856, and after visiting Geelong, Portsea and the Forrest Creek diggings travelled to Sydney in 1857. He worked as an engraver, married in 1861 and in 1863 started his own business as a lithographic printer. By 1866 he was advertising as a bookseller and stationer and in 1871 he entered a partnership with William Henderson, establishing in Hunter Street a firm of booksellers, stationers, publishers and printers under the name Turner and Henderson. The firm also operated as an art gallery. Turner died in 1913, upon which the business passed on to his son, who was bankrupt within a year.
Provenance: Acquired from the artist's descendants in Sydney by Tim McCormick circa 1980s. A collection of related works depicting Sydney and surroundings (some signed) from the same source were acquired by the Mitchell Library in 2002 (PXE 879).

Also: Steam Boat Wharf from Portico of Mac[k’s] Hotel Gelong [sic]
TURNER, Edward (1836 - 1913)
# 13075
Pencil drawing and wash, 145 x 225 mm, titled in pencil lower right.

On the Barwon near Fryer’s [sic] Ford, Geelong
TURNER, Edward (1836 - 1913)
# 13073
Pencil drawing on paper, 140 x 225 mm, titled in pencil lower centre, foxed.  Evidently a contemporary copy of the lithograph by S. T. Gill ' On the Barwon near Fyans Ford, Geelong', published in 1855 by James J. Blundell & Co. in 'The diggers and diggings of Victoria as they were in 1852'.

The Melbourne Exhibition Building. N. W. angle 1856
TURNER, Edward (1836 - 1913)
# 12833
Pencil drawing on watercolour wash background, 176 x 248 mm (oval), titled in pencil lower centre, mounted on a backing card.  Evidently a contemporary copy of the lithograph by S. T. Gill 'The Melbourne Exhibition Buildings, N. W. angle, 1854', lithographed by Campbell & Fergusson and published in 1856 by James J. Blundell & Co. in Sketches in Victoria.

Also at Mossgreen, 11 December, 2017, lots 794-797.
Friend Donald (1915 - 1989)view full entry
Reference: A mellow fruitfulness : 25 still lifes by Donald Friend
+
 A mellow fruitfulness : still lifes by Donald Friend Volume II. [Melbourne] : Gryphon Press, 1986 and 1987. Two unique handmade books created by Donald Friend's publisher, Richard Griffin, expressly for the artist, containing a total of [58] colour photographs of a selection of Friend's still life paintings. Two volumes, folio, bound in vellum with contrasting burgundy and green leather spines, upper boards with pictorial onlays, manuscript half-titles and titles by Griffin, the first volume with a manuscript contents page giving the titles of the paintings and their dimensions, followed by a full-page manuscript letter from Griffin to Friend, which closes 'It was most distressing that you should have recently lost those magnificent Balinese rings to a thief, however I have as a result had the great joy of holding these paintings in safekeeping for you and have photographed them and made this volume for you, With great affection and love, Richard'; frontispiece with black and white photographic portrait by Griffin of the artist in the back garden of his Paddington terrace house, followed by a leaf with a manuscript quote from John Keats' poem, Ode to Autumn: 'Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness', the [25] colour photographs themselves laid down recto only of [13] leaves, the final leaf with a manuscript quote from Keats' Endymion: 'A thing of beauty is a joy forever'; the second volume with manuscript half-title, title and leaf with quote from Ode to Autumn, followed by [33] colour photographs laid down recto only of [14] leaves, the final leaf with manuscript quote from Endymion; the two volumes in their original state, the first volume housed in a custom burgundy cloth slipcase.
$ 4,500.00 AUD (Douglas Stewart Fine Books, 2016)
Ref: 1000
Charapanovskaia, Marinaview full entry
Reference: The Hat
Charapanovskaia, Marina (1961 - )

Melbourne : the artist, 2001. Artists' book, oblong folio (505 x 365 mm), finely bound in tan leather, blind embossed on front panel, patterned endpapers, etched title page, 5 folded leaves printed with 9 original etchings, each signed and numbered, interlined with tissue. Limited to 4 copies.
In this handsome folio the artist uses her considerable skill in etching to examine a simple straw hat. Through nine stages she explores her subject from different angles, giving a personal character to her inanimate subject which is delicate, involved and sublime.
Marina Charapanovskaia was born in Krasnoyarsk in Eastern Siberia in 1961, and grew up in Vorkuta in the Komi Republic, far northern Russia. She studied art at the People's University, Moscow 1982 - 1984 and spent the rest of the decade working in design for government departments, including designing powerful Soviet propaganda posters. Upon the breakup of the Soviet Union,  Charapanovskaia emigrated to Melbourne where her grandmother had been living since the 1960s. She returned to study and completed her Bachelor of Fine Arts (Printmaking) at the Victorian College of the Arts (Melbourne University).  Since then she has participated in numerous group and solo exhibitions, and won awards from the Kingston City Arts Centre and National Gallery Women's Association.
A fine contemporary artists' book from a migrant to Australia drawing upon her memories of childhood.(Douglas Stewart Fine Books, 2016)
Ref: 1000
McCrae Hughview full entry
Reference: The Mimshi maiden by Hugh McCrae

Publishing details: Sydney : Halstead Press, n.d. [1946?]. Octavo, illustrated wrappers, string bound, pp. 7.  …
Ref: 1000
Bush Stephenview full entry
Reference: Stephen Bush : Gelderland



Publishing details: Santa Fe : Site Santa Fe, 2007. Quarto, illustrated boards, pp. 96, illustrated. 
Ref: 1000
Croll Robertview full entry
Reference: An autobiography by Robert Henderson Croll


Publishing details: Melbourne : Bread and Cheese CLub, 1946. Octavo, lettered card wrappers (creased), pp. 16, photographic portrait.  …
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Davitt Ellenview full entry
Reference: From DAAO: Painter, teacher and novelist who ruffled a few feathers with her overbearing personality. She taught drawing at various schools but her own art was not much admired... [She] was the eldest of the five daughters of Edward Heseltine, a bank manager, and his first wife and first cousin, Martha. An 1837 pencil sketch by Ellen (private collection) includes her sisters Rose and Isabella, the former to become Mrs Anthony Trollope, wife of the famous novelist. Ellen was baptised at Holy Trinity Church of England in Hull, Yorkshire, on 4 March 1812 but later converted to Roman Catholicism, possibly when studying in Paris. In 1874 she described herself as 'a lady both by birth and education’ and stated that after private study in England she had 'spent some time in fashionable schools in Paris. The Sacre Coeur was one of them.’ She probably met the Catholic Arthur Davitt from Drogheda, Ireland, in Paris where he was a 'Professor of Modern Languages’. They married at Jersey in 1845, but were in Ireland by 1847 when Arthur was appointed an inspector of schools. Ellen taught drawing in the Irish National Board’s Model School for Girls at Dublin in 1851-54.
Arthur and Ellen Davitt reached Victoria on 30 July 1854, having been respectively appointed principal and first superintendent of the new Model Schools in East Melbourne. Seconded by her husband, Ellen was the major figure behind the remodelling, enlargement and rebuilding of the school buildings (begun in 1852) to a more Irish model, which she detailed very fully. Her contribution was not appreciated by the architect, Arthur Ebden Johnson, who complained of 'the close and vindictive espionage’ practised by certain National Board officers during the last stage of building. She did not appeal to Martha Berkeley , who was matron at the school in the late 1850s, either; she reportedly commented that her superior was 'fit only for an actress’. J. Alex Allan in his The Old Model School: its history and romance 1852-1904 (Melbourne University Press, 1934) depicted Mrs Davitt as insufferable, her only good point, in his opinion, being her efficiency to which was added 'a certain harshness, priggishness and overbearing self esteem’.
Her painting skills were even less admired. At the first exhibition of the Victorian Society of Fine Arts in 1857 she showed a large oil Saint Cecilia , the models for the saint being several girls at the school. Offered for sale for an exceptionally ambitious £105, the painting drew a typically satirical response from the critic 'Christopher Sly’ ( James Neild ), who stated that while it was a tremendous thing for a woman to do, he wished Mrs Davitt would not do it any more. The Argus critic, James Smith, was even more caustic:
Venturi tells us that when the picture of St Cecilia which Raffaelle had painted to ornament the chapel of St Giovanni in Monte, at Bologna, was unpacked by the Bolognese artist, Francesca Francia, he was so overpowered by its transcendent merits, and so impressed with the inferiority of his own works, that he fell ill with grief, took to his bed and died. We sincerely hope that no such fatality will result from the exhibition of Mrs Davitt’s 'Cecilia’, which is in every respect an astonishing production, its anatomical details more particularly.
Mrs Davitt appears to have taken the critics’ advice to heart and is not known to have exhibited any further paintings.
When the budget of the National Board of Education was slashed, the Davitts agreed (under protest) to being discharged with £500 compensation. With this, Ellen opened 'The Ladies’ Institute of Victoria’ in Granite Terrace, Carlton Gardens in 1859. Arthur retired to Geelong in the final stages of the tuberculosis from which he died on 24 January 1860. The design of the 'handsome monument’ over his grave in the Catholic section of Geelong’s Eastern Cemetery is attributed to Ellen.
Mrs Davitt’s school failed and she seems to have taught for some years in the public school system; she was at Portland Common School 510 from 1 August 1862 to 30 September 1863. At Portland she gave a public lecture on 'The Influence of Art’, a topic that was part of her repertoire when she made a lecture tour of rural Victoria in 1863-64. Other lectures were on 'The Vixens of Shakespeare’ and 'Woman and her Mission’, the latter being described in the Hamilton Spectator as 'an essay in female heroism’ based on a wide range of historical and literary sources. When she lectured at Kyneton on 'Woman and her Mission’ and 'The Influence of Art’ in January 1864 her connection with Anthony Trollope was publicised in the Kyneton Observer . It may have helped promote her novels, which she began publishing as serials in Melbourne journals about this time. Her first effort, Edith Travers , has not been traced, but the next, Force and Fraud: A Tale of the Bush , was the lead serial in the first issue of the Australian Journal on 2 September 1865. This early 'whodunnit’, one of the first detective stories in English (Wilkie Collins’s The Moonstone was not published until 1868), has a hero who is an artist and 'enthusiastic admirer of nature’ and painterly references to Tintoretto, Claude and Salvator Rosa are sprinkled throughout the text. Two lesser novel-length serials and a novella followed in the same journal within a year. Her last acknowledged serial for AJ , 'The Wreck of the Atlanta’, appeared in 1867, although others may have been published anonymously.
In 1874 Ellen Davitt successfully applied to rejoin the Victorian State Education system and was sent to Kangaroo Flat, near Bendigo – where once again she complained of inadequate buildings. She also fought with the head teacher. Anthony Trollope visited her (for an hour) in May 1875, but made no mention of the visit (or the relationship) in his book on his Australasian tour. Finally, Davitt’s health 'gave way’ altogether and she was forced to retire. Repeatedly applying for compensation – to no avail (it was refused because of the £500 she had received in 1859) – she stated on 15 November 1877 that she was supporting herself as a private teacher of 'Drawing and Languages’. She died of 'cancer and exhaustion’ on 6 January 1879 at 62 Nicholson Street, Fitzroy, and was buried beside her husband. In 1993 the Melbourne branch of Sisters in Crime added her name to Arthur’s memorial and published Force and Fraud in book form for the first time. The editor, Lucy Sussex, revealed the full story of Davitt’s Victorian life in her introduction.
Writers:
Kerr, Joan
Date written:
1992
Riley Gingerview full entry
Reference: Ginger Riley - The Boss of Colour [’Castlemaine Art Gallery is proud and privileged to present the exhibition, Ginger Riley: The Boss of Colour. This will be the first major exhibition of Ginger Riley Munduwalawala’s work since the retrospective Mother Country in Mind: The Art of Ginger Riley Munduwalawala held at the National Gallery of Victoria in 1997, and the first survey exhibition in a public gallery since the artist passed away in 2002.
It is also the first exhibition of Indigenous art at the Castlemaine Art Gallery.
Riley (circa 1936- 2002) was a saltwater man, from Marra country in the gulf region of the Northern Territory. He is recognised for his strikingly bright and bold paintings of his Mother country.
The exhibition presents Riley’s vibrant and powerful depictions of country which challenged and changed Australia’s preconceived notion of Indigenous art, and our landscape painting tradition. The intensity and energy of Riley’s paintings is so strong that Australian expressionist David Larwill dubbed him, “the boss of colour”.
In the catalogue essay, Director Jennifer Kalionis writes, ‘The Boss of Colour reflects an institutional change in our regional art gallery which acknowledges the exhibition of contemporary Indigenous art as integral to a more reflective understanding and interrogation of Australian art, particularly the landscape tradition’.
The Boss of Colour is an exhibition not to be missed.
The exhibition was officially opened by Tom Mosby, CEO Koori Heritage Trust on Saturday 7 February 2015. It is open until 19 April 2015 and is accompanied by an illustrated catalogue with extracts from an essay by Tim Alves.  
An information sheet including  order form for catalogues, cards and a limited edition print can be downloaded by clicking here (PDF 658kb)’]
Publishing details: Castlemaine Art Gallery., 2015
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Laurence Janetview full entry
Reference: Janet Laurence - The Phamacy of Plants by Prudence Gibson [’Well-known for her installations and major public art commissions that engage with architectural and biological forms, acclaimed Australian artist Janet Laurence is fascinated by the interplay of plant species, animals and people. In her work, represented in all major collections in Australia, Laurence constructs atmospheric spaces that allow for deep reflection on questions of climate change, ecology and extinction. Here, Prudence Gibson offers a new understanding of Laurence's BioArt and what her work says about humanity's relationship to the world.

About the Author

Dr. Prudence Gibson is an academic and an art and fiction writer. Her BioArt book Janet Laurence: The Pharmacy of Plants, UNSWPress, will be launched in November 2015. Her research interests include schizo-fiction, Object Oriented Ontology and Speculative Realism. Her PhD investigated speculative art writing and she organised Aesthetics After Finitude, a conference and exhibition in 2015, soon to be a published anthology with re.press, Melbourne. She has published fiction in Antipodes, Eureka Street, Etchings Journal and Blood.

She is author of the art book The Rapture of Death and has had over 200 art essays/articles published in Heat, The Australian, Vogue, Australian Art Collector and Art Monthly etc. Her curated exhibitions are The Carpentry of Speculative Things, Alaska Projects 2013 and The Pharmacy of Love and Hate MCA Artbar 2013. An exhibition and book, Plant Sentience and Art, are being developed for 2016.’]
Publishing details: New South, 2015, pb. 192pp
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Mortensen Kevinview full entry
Reference: Serious Play - The Art of Kevin Mortensen by Rob Haysom. [’Kevin Mortensen came to prominence in Australia and internationally as an early and highly regarded practitioner of performance art. He represented Australia at an early Venice Biennale and was a major figure in the Mildura Sculpture Triennials, which helped establish contemporary sculpture in this country in the 1960s and 1970s after a long period in which the art form languished. Author Rob Haysom provides a beautifully written and researched account of Mortensen's entire career and the book is lavishly illustrated.’]
Publishing details: Angus and Robertson, 2015, 224 pages hardcover colour illustrations
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Morant Georgeview full entry
Reference: The Outsider and his indignant eye - The art and philosophy of a passionate iconoclast: George Morant, by Michael Richards [’Outsider artists live on the margins of the art community, but they are not failed insiders or "wannabes". They are determined individualists, who paint with passionate intensity and honesty about the world they know, and they care nothing for the commercial art market and gallery system. Author Michael Richards explores Outsider Art through the work and philosophy of an extraordinary Australian painter, George Morant, a self-taught artist who began painting while mining opal at Lightning Ridge in outback New South Wales in the 1960s.
Since then Morant has created hundreds of typically big bold bravura compositions and held almost twenty solo exhibitions. Many of his most audacious and savagely satirical paintings are held in private and corporate collections around the world, and he is represented in the Australian National Gallery with a highly controversial work on the theme of Aboriginal deaths in custody.
This book presents a brief outline of the life and work of this enigmatic and reclusive artist, along with reproductions of some of Morant’s most iconic and iconoclastic paintings, and explains why Outsider Art and Outsiders are so important and what we learn from them.’]
Publishing details: New South, 2016, 80pp
Gilks Edwardview full entry
Reference: see Stae Library of Victoria: Title: 76 pen & ink portraits of the Members of the Victorian Parliament for 1874 / by E. Gilks.
Description: 82 prints with drawings ; engravings with pen and ink drawings : each 16.7 x 10.3 cm. on sheets 28.8 x 22 cm.; 60 prints ; engravings : each 8.8 x 6.5 cm. or smaller.
Title and date and artist's signature on paper adhered to front cover of album; artist originally noted there were 77 engravings with drawings, this was crossed out and replaced with 76 but there are in fact 82.
Cover and 76 leaves from Edward Gilks "Scrap Album;" album has been disassembled; front and back covers included (H31555a & b)
H9827-88 (H9849 and H9876 missing) are duplicates of the prints in the "Scrap Album."
Biographical/Historical note: Edward Gilks, sketcher, lithographer and draughtsman, born in London, England. Before emigrating to Australia in 1853 Edward Gilks, a trained lithographer, taught art both privately and at the City of London Mechanics Institute. Arrived in Melbourne 19 January 1853. He and his wife attended the founding meeting of the Victorian Fine Arts Society, he exhibited, and also contributed to the Illustrated Australasian and Cake and Ale. He is perhaps best known for his many engravings, watercolours and lithographs of Melbourne's most significant buildings and events.

Scurry Janesview full entry
Reference: see SLV: Cole's Wharf - 1853, from south side of the Yarra [art original] J. Scurry. Description: 1 drawing on cardboard mount : pencil on paper, colour ; 9.9 x 49.8 cm., mount 16 x 56.5 cm.
Biographical/Historical note: Born in England in 1826, sketcher, sculptor and carver James Scurry was a founding member of the Victorian Society of Fine Arts in 1856. He died in Melbourne in 1894 and is buried in the Melbourne General Cemetery.
Masters of their Craftview full entry
Reference: Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Australian craftview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Green Deniseview full entry
Reference: Denise Green (Art and Australia Monographs) by Katrina Rumley.
Publishing details: Craftsman House, 1998.
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Armanious Hanyview full entry
Reference: The Golden Thread - Hany Armanious.
Australia Council for the Arts

Publishing details: Published by Australia Council (2011)
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South of the Westview full entry
Reference: South of the West: Postcolonialism and the Narrative Construction of Australia (Arts and Politics of the Everyday) by Ross James Gibson

Publishing details: Published by Indiana University Press (1992)
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Roe Johnview full entry
Reference: Not an Idle Man: A Biography of John Septimus Roe, Western Australia's First Surveyor-General, 1797-1878 by J.L. Burton Jackson

Publishing details: Published by Fremantle Arts Centre Press (1982)
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Likan'mirri - Connections: The AIATSIS Collectionview full entry
Reference: Likan'mirri - Connections: The AIATSIS Collection of Art. Wally Caruana, David Kaus, Sasha Grishin, Penny Taylor, Gordon Hookey, Michael Desmond, Melinda Hinkson, Kim Akerman, Kim Barber, Joseph P. Reser, Howard Morphy, Djardie Ashley Wodolpa, Les Hiatt [’Catalogue of a unique exhubition of Indigenous art presented through a collaboration between the ANU Institute for Indigenous Australia andf the ANU Drill Hall Gallery, and the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies’] [To be indexed]


Publishing details: Published by Australian National University, Canberra (2004), Card covers, square octavo, 80pp, colour and b&w illustrated.
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Silas Ellisview full entry
Reference: see 25 Blythe Road Auctions, UK, 17 March 2016, lot 110: ELLIS SILAS (b. 1882)
THE CITY OF LONDON FOLLOWING A WORLD WAR I ZEPPELIN RAID
signed l.l.: Ellis Silas, watercolour and gouache
50cm by 35cm; 19 3/4in by 13 3/4in
Born in London, son of flower painter Louis Silas. Studied under his father and under W.R. Sickert. Official war artist for the Australian Government in World War I; Crusading in Anzac is based on his front-line sketchbooks. He afterwards spent three years living Gauguin-style, among the natives of Papua, recording his impressions in pencil sketches and watercolours. Painter of landscapes and seascapes in oil and watercolour, designer of stained glass windows, murals, posters, cards and souvenirs. President of the London Sketch Club (1930).
Rish Adamview full entry
Reference: see Manning River Times, June 11, 2014: World Art by Adam Rish a cross-cultural collaboration. By Lauren Green

ADAM Rish is a man who is good with his hands.
A cosmetic surgeon by profession, the work requires him to be meticulous in his approach, a skill that also helps him in his creative pursuits.
For the past 40 years, the accomplished artist has undertaken cross-cultural collaborations around the globe to produce ceramics, paintings, prints, sculpture and textiles which celebrate the world's indigenous cultures.
A retrospective of his work is on exhibition at the Manning Regional Art Gallery until June 29.
Titled Misanthropology - The World Art of Adam Rish, the showcase is quirky, beautiful, humorous and thought-provoking.
While rooted in the traditional art of indigenous cultures, it explores the effect other cultures have had on them.
His work has garnered much interest over the the years.
One of his fans is art critic for the Sydney Morning Herald, John McDonald.
"Whether he is sculpting a piece of wood with a hammer, or sculpting flesh with a laser beam, Rish is an exacting craftsman. The difference is that his surgical interventions are conducted within the strictest parameters, while his work in the studio allows scope for an anarchic imagination," writes John.

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"...Rish's humour only serves to increase our awareness of all things wrong with the world...Alert to the possible wet liberal sentiment, paternalism and cultural condescension, he has not tried to appropriate the age-old themes and preoccupations of these artists. Rish's collaborations have been irreverent, idiosyncratic, iconclastic."
Adam's art studio is based in Sydney but said working in a studio can be "isolating...I wanted to go out into the world."
He chose to explore the indigenous worlds and over the years has built up relationships with his fellow artists.
For example, Adam, who is skilled at creating wood sculptures, has a collaborative partnership with I Wayan Sumantr from Bali, who assists him with his wood sculptures.
"I send him the designs and he sends them back in a rough form and then I finish them off."
Since 1975, Adam has collaborated with indigenous artists in Australia, Indonesia, Tonga, Turkey and the USA.
He employs traditional techniques and adapts them with modern technological and domestic images so, for example, cars, planes and televisions may take the place of traditional abstractions of flowers, birds and clouds.
The exhibition shows chronologically: early batik works such as Tropical Fever from 1975, prints made in the early 1980s, his take on baroque picture frames from the mid 1980s, kilims from Turkey and ikat from Sumba in the early 1990s.
His qualifications include a Master of Fine Arts from the University of NSW and he is a medical fellow of the Australasian College of Cosmetic Surgery and currently works, lectures and publishes on his specialty interest of cosmetic and laser medicine.
Awards to his name include Visual Arts Board Studio residencies in France and Italy in 1981 and 1984 respectively, a VAB Travel Grant in 1992 and an Asialink Residency in Indonesia in 1997.
He won the City of Hobart Art Prize in 1998.
His work is represented in public collections such as the Australian National Gallery, Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, the Art Gallery of NSW and the Queensland Art Gallery.
His most recent exhibition was a retrospective of his etchings held at the Grafikens Hus museum in Stockholm, Sweden.
Rish Adamview full entry
Reference: Adam Rish : 27 May - 19 June 2010, exhibition catalogue. Exhibition held at the Australian Galleries Glenmore Road, Paddington, NSW..
Publishing details: Australian Galleries, 2010 
1 folded sheet (6 p.) : col. ill. ; 21 cm. 
Notes Cover title.
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Rish Adamview full entry
Reference: The book of Hrabal by Peter Esterhazy; translated by Judith Sollosy ; drawings by Adam Rish

Publishing details: Brandl & Schlesinger, 1994 
171 p. : ill. ; 22 cm. 
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Moving Partsview full entry
Reference: Moving parts : Nancy Mauro-Flude, Anthony Johnson, Ed King, Jacob Leary, Christoper James Liaubon, Adam Rish, George Smiley, Pip Stafford / curated by Astrid Joyce and Ellie Ray ; [essay by Ellie Ray]
Catalogue of an exhibition held at the Devonport Regional Gallery from 5 May to 10 June, 2012. Includes bibliographical references.
Publishing details: Devonport Regional Gallery, 2012 
1 v. : col. ill. ; 17 cm. 
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Mauro-Flude Nancyview full entry
Reference: see Moving parts : Nancy Mauro-Flude, Anthony Johnson, Ed King, Jacob Leary, Christoper James Liaubon, Adam Rish, George Smiley, Pip Stafford / curated by Astrid Joyce and Ellie Ray ; [essay by Ellie Ray]
Catalogue of an exhibition held at the Devonport Regional Gallery from 5 May to 10 June, 2012. Includes bibliographical references.
Publishing details: Devonport Regional Gallery, 2012 
1 v. : col. ill. ; 17 cm. 
Johnson Anthonyview full entry
Reference: see Moving parts : Nancy Mauro-Flude, Anthony Johnson, Ed King, Jacob Leary, Christoper James Liaubon, Adam Rish, George Smiley, Pip Stafford / curated by Astrid Joyce and Ellie Ray ; [essay by Ellie Ray]
Catalogue of an exhibition held at the Devonport Regional Gallery from 5 May to 10 June, 2012. Includes bibliographical references.
Publishing details: Devonport Regional Gallery, 2012 
1 v. : col. ill. ; 17 cm. 
King Edview full entry
Reference: see Moving parts : Nancy Mauro-Flude, Anthony Johnson, Ed King, Jacob Leary, Christoper James Liaubon, Adam Rish, George Smiley, Pip Stafford / curated by Astrid Joyce and Ellie Ray ; [essay by Ellie Ray]
Catalogue of an exhibition held at the Devonport Regional Gallery from 5 May to 10 June, 2012. Includes bibliographical references.
Publishing details: Devonport Regional Gallery, 2012 
1 v. : col. ill. ; 17 cm. 
Leary Jacobview full entry
Reference: see Moving parts : Nancy Mauro-Flude, Anthony Johnson, Ed King, Jacob Leary, Christoper James Liaubon, Adam Rish, George Smiley, Pip Stafford / curated by Astrid Joyce and Ellie Ray ; [essay by Ellie Ray]
Catalogue of an exhibition held at the Devonport Regional Gallery from 5 May to 10 June, 2012. Includes bibliographical references.
Publishing details: Devonport Regional Gallery, 2012 
1 v. : col. ill. ; 17 cm. 
Liaubon Christopher Jamesview full entry
Reference: see Moving parts : Nancy Mauro-Flude, Anthony Johnson, Ed King, Jacob Leary, Christoper James Liaubon, Adam Rish, George Smiley, Pip Stafford / curated by Astrid Joyce and Ellie Ray ; [essay by Ellie Ray]
Catalogue of an exhibition held at the Devonport Regional Gallery from 5 May to 10 June, 2012. Includes bibliographical references.
Publishing details: Devonport Regional Gallery, 2012 
1 v. : col. ill. ; 17 cm. 
Rish Adamview full entry
Reference: see Moving parts : Nancy Mauro-Flude, Anthony Johnson, Ed King, Jacob Leary, Christoper James Liaubon, Adam Rish, George Smiley, Pip Stafford / curated by Astrid Joyce and Ellie Ray ; [essay by Ellie Ray]
Catalogue of an exhibition held at the Devonport Regional Gallery from 5 May to 10 June, 2012. Includes bibliographical references.
Publishing details: Devonport Regional Gallery, 2012 
1 v. : col. ill. ; 17 cm. 
Smiley Georgeview full entry
Reference: see Moving parts : Nancy Mauro-Flude, Anthony Johnson, Ed King, Jacob Leary, Christoper James Liaubon, Adam Rish, George Smiley, Pip Stafford / curated by Astrid Joyce and Ellie Ray ; [essay by Ellie Ray]
Catalogue of an exhibition held at the Devonport Regional Gallery from 5 May to 10 June, 2012. Includes bibliographical references.
Publishing details: Devonport Regional Gallery, 2012 
1 v. : col. ill. ; 17 cm. 
Stafford Pipview full entry
Reference: see Moving parts : Nancy Mauro-Flude, Anthony Johnson, Ed King, Jacob Leary, Christoper James Liaubon, Adam Rish, George Smiley, Pip Stafford / curated by Astrid Joyce and Ellie Ray ; [essay by Ellie Ray]
Catalogue of an exhibition held at the Devonport Regional Gallery from 5 May to 10 June, 2012. Includes bibliographical references.
Publishing details: Devonport Regional Gallery, 2012 
1 v. : col. ill. ; 17 cm. 
Cassab Judyview full entry
Reference: see Look Magazine, Art Gallery Society of NSW, February, 2016. obituary by Anne Ryan.
Lewis Martinview full entry
Reference: see Look Magazine, Art Gallery Society of NSW, February, 2016. article by John Saxby
Culliton Lucyview full entry
Reference: see Look Magazine, Art Gallery Society of NSW, February, 2016. article by John Saxby p26-30
McRea Tommyview full entry
Reference: see Look Magazine, Art Gallery Society of NSW, February, 2016. article by Amanda Peacock on McRea’s images of convict William Buckley.
Taylor A Jview full entry
Reference: A. J. Taylor - The Rainforest and the River. 14 works listed. Biography.
Publishing details: Martin Brown Contemporary, (2016?) pb, 28pp with price list and invite inserted.
Ref: 223
Wilson Stephanieview full entry
Reference: Stephanie Wilson - Supernatural. 7 works listed. 6 illustrations No biography.
Publishing details: Martin Brown Contemporary, 8 pp folding card, with price list inserted.
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Paterson Estherview full entry
Reference: see Lauraine Diggins Fine Art for description of Esther Paterson 1893 – 1971 and Elizabeth Deans (Betty) Paterson 1894 - 1970, ‘The Old Woman Who Lived In A Shoe,’ 1945, on composition board
244 x 135 cm (including frame), signed lower right, ESTHER &/BETTY/PATERSON: Provenance:
the artists
South Melbourne City Council
the present owners

Plaque: Presented to the South Melbourne City Council by Esther and Betty Paterson in memory of their parents, the late Hugh and Elizabeth Paterson, September 1945

The painting was originally installed as a mural for the South Melbourne Maternal and Child Health Centre, opened in February 1946.

Advice from the owners, 2015:
It is assumed the painting hung in the South Melbourne Council chambers until the late early 1990s when three councils (the former Cities of Port Melbourne, South Melbourne and St Kilda) amalgamated to become Port Phillip Council in 1994. In 1998 local artists were able to lease space at the old St Kilda municipal depot at 33 Inkerman Street, St Kilda. In 1999, developers began demolition of the building and the painting was retrieved from a rubbish skip by the current owners.





TROVE
The Record (Emerald Hill 1881 -1954), Saturday 9 February 1946
Lady Dugan Opens Ante-Natal Centre
Striking Tributes to Council’s Progressiveness
Artists Present Beautiful Murals
… “The visitors inspected the lofty, airy rooms and expressed admiration for the exquisite murals, based on the nursery rhyme of “The Old Woman Who Lived in A Shoe,” which have been painted by Esther and Betty Paterson in memory of their parents, the late Hugh and Elizabeth Paterson and affixed to the walls of the waiting room. Lampshades, illustrated by the artists, tone with the panels.” … “The chairman of the Social Services Committee (Cr. Sutton) formally introduced Esther and Betty Paterson, whom he described as “two of South Melbourne’s most distinguished citizens, and two of Australia’s most distinctive and best-known artists. (Applause). No gift, he said, could have been more appropriate in purpose, theme and execution. They had always been anxious for South Melbourne’s development, and if they had their way the foreshore in a few years would be made as beautiful as their decorative work.
Acknowledgement of the reception of the artists was made by their cousin, the Rev. Ernest Petherick, who on their behalf presented the decorations to the Mayor for the council. Speaking with feeling, he said these had been fittingly dedicated. The late Mr Paterson had been a fine type of Scot, and Mrs Paterson had bequeathed to her daughters a loving-kindness which they had enshrined in the pictures to adorn a room for mothers and children.
The Mayor accepted the pictures with gratitude and paid an eloquent tribute to the donors for their artistry and thoroughness.
“We would have a more beautiful city,” he said, “if we consulted our artists more often than our architects.”

Esther Paterson 1893 – 1971
Elizabeth Deans (Betty) Paterson 1894 – 1970
Australian Dictionary of Biography
Esther Paterson was born on 5 February 1892 at Carlton, Melbourne, second child of Scottish-born parents Hugh Paterson, artist, and his wife Elizabeth Leslie, née Deans; the artist John Ford Paterson was Esther's uncle and the dramatist Louis Esson her cousin. She was educated at Oberwyl school, St Kilda, and studied painting at the National Gallery of Victoria school in 1907-12. Best known for her street-scenes and landscapes, she found further avenues for her talents in commercial art, book-illustrating and cartooning. Her portraits of uniformed and civilian officers, including Rear Admiral (Sir) Victor Crutchley and Commodore (Sir) John Collins, were reproduced in the H.M.A.S. series and in magazines, and have been shown at the Australian War Memorial, Canberra. The National Gallery of Victoria and the Geelong Art Gallery hold some of her work.
Paterson was a council-member (1954-68) of the Victorian Artists Society, a fellow (1949) of the Royal Society of Arts, London, and president (1966) of the Melbourne Society of Women Painters and Sculptors. She died on 8 August 1971 at Middle Park and was cremated with Anglican rites. Her younger sister Elizabeth (Betty) Deans Paterson (1894-1970) was also an artist, cartoonist and book-illustrator.

Hugh Paterson 1856 - 1917 & Elizabeth Leslie Paterson nee Deans
born in Scotland
DAAO
Painter and art administrator, father of Betty and Esther Paterson , lived in Melbourne. His neighbour was Frederick McCubbin . Part of a bohemian elite of artistic and theatrical celebrities, Hugh Paterson advised Prime Minister Andrew Fisher ('a couple of Scots’, Esther Paterson described them in 1971) to tax foreign paintings unless intended for public galleries, thus encouraging the first Australian art boom. Hugh Paterson also founded the Commonwealth Art Advisory Board, ancestor of the Australia Council.

Hugh was the younger brother of the artist John Ford Paterson 1851 – 1912


Paterson Hughview full entry
Reference: see Lauraine Diggins Fine Art for description of Esther Paterson 1893 – 1971 and Elizabeth Deans (Betty) Paterson 1894 - 1970, ‘The Old Woman Who Lived In A Shoe,’ 1945, on composition board
244 x 135 cm (including frame), signed lower right, ESTHER &/BETTY/PATERSON: Provenance:
the artists
South Melbourne City Council
the present owners

Plaque: Presented to the South Melbourne City Council by Esther and Betty Paterson in memory of their parents, the late Hugh and Elizabeth Paterson, September 1945

The painting was originally installed as a mural for the South Melbourne Maternal and Child Health Centre, opened in February 1946.

Advice from the owners, 2015:
It is assumed the painting hung in the South Melbourne Council chambers until the late early 1990s when three councils (the former Cities of Port Melbourne, South Melbourne and St Kilda) amalgamated to become Port Phillip Council in 1994. In 1998 local artists were able to lease space at the old St Kilda municipal depot at 33 Inkerman Street, St Kilda. In 1999, developers began demolition of the building and the painting was retrieved from a rubbish skip by the current owners.





TROVE
The Record (Emerald Hill 1881 -1954), Saturday 9 February 1946
Lady Dugan Opens Ante-Natal Centre
Striking Tributes to Council’s Progressiveness
Artists Present Beautiful Murals
… “The visitors inspected the lofty, airy rooms and expressed admiration for the exquisite murals, based on the nursery rhyme of “The Old Woman Who Lived in A Shoe,” which have been painted by Esther and Betty Paterson in memory of their parents, the late Hugh and Elizabeth Paterson and affixed to the walls of the waiting room. Lampshades, illustrated by the artists, tone with the panels.” … “The chairman of the Social Services Committee (Cr. Sutton) formally introduced Esther and Betty Paterson, whom he described as “two of South Melbourne’s most distinguished citizens, and two of Australia’s most distinctive and best-known artists. (Applause). No gift, he said, could have been more appropriate in purpose, theme and execution. They had always been anxious for South Melbourne’s development, and if they had their way the foreshore in a few years would be made as beautiful as their decorative work.
Acknowledgement of the reception of the artists was made by their cousin, the Rev. Ernest Petherick, who on their behalf presented the decorations to the Mayor for the council. Speaking with feeling, he said these had been fittingly dedicated. The late Mr Paterson had been a fine type of Scot, and Mrs Paterson had bequeathed to her daughters a loving-kindness which they had enshrined in the pictures to adorn a room for mothers and children.
The Mayor accepted the pictures with gratitude and paid an eloquent tribute to the donors for their artistry and thoroughness.
“We would have a more beautiful city,” he said, “if we consulted our artists more often than our architects.”

Esther Paterson 1893 – 1971
Elizabeth Deans (Betty) Paterson 1894 – 1970
Australian Dictionary of Biography
Esther Paterson was born on 5 February 1892 at Carlton, Melbourne, second child of Scottish-born parents Hugh Paterson, artist, and his wife Elizabeth Leslie, née Deans; the artist John Ford Paterson was Esther's uncle and the dramatist Louis Esson her cousin. She was educated at Oberwyl school, St Kilda, and studied painting at the National Gallery of Victoria school in 1907-12. Best known for her street-scenes and landscapes, she found further avenues for her talents in commercial art, book-illustrating and cartooning. Her portraits of uniformed and civilian officers, including Rear Admiral (Sir) Victor Crutchley and Commodore (Sir) John Collins, were reproduced in the H.M.A.S. series and in magazines, and have been shown at the Australian War Memorial, Canberra. The National Gallery of Victoria and the Geelong Art Gallery hold some of her work.
Paterson was a council-member (1954-68) of the Victorian Artists Society, a fellow (1949) of the Royal Society of Arts, London, and president (1966) of the Melbourne Society of Women Painters and Sculptors. She died on 8 August 1971 at Middle Park and was cremated with Anglican rites. Her younger sister Elizabeth (Betty) Deans Paterson (1894-1970) was also an artist, cartoonist and book-illustrator.

Hugh Paterson 1856 - 1917 & Elizabeth Leslie Paterson nee Deans
born in Scotland
DAAO
Painter and art administrator, father of Betty and Esther Paterson , lived in Melbourne. His neighbour was Frederick McCubbin . Part of a bohemian elite of artistic and theatrical celebrities, Hugh Paterson advised Prime Minister Andrew Fisher ('a couple of Scots’, Esther Paterson described them in 1971) to tax foreign paintings unless intended for public galleries, thus encouraging the first Australian art boom. Hugh Paterson also founded the Commonwealth Art Advisory Board, ancestor of the Australia Council.

Hugh was the younger brother of the artist John Ford Paterson 1851 – 1912


Paterson John Fordview full entry
Reference: see Lauraine Diggins Fine Art for description of Esther Paterson 1893 – 1971 and Elizabeth Deans (Betty) Paterson 1894 - 1970, ‘The Old Woman Who Lived In A Shoe,’ 1945, on composition board
244 x 135 cm (including frame), signed lower right, ESTHER &/BETTY/PATERSON: Provenance:
the artists
South Melbourne City Council
the present owners

Plaque: Presented to the South Melbourne City Council by Esther and Betty Paterson in memory of their parents, the late Hugh and Elizabeth Paterson, September 1945

The painting was originally installed as a mural for the South Melbourne Maternal and Child Health Centre, opened in February 1946.

Advice from the owners, 2015:
It is assumed the painting hung in the South Melbourne Council chambers until the late early 1990s when three councils (the former Cities of Port Melbourne, South Melbourne and St Kilda) amalgamated to become Port Phillip Council in 1994. In 1998 local artists were able to lease space at the old St Kilda municipal depot at 33 Inkerman Street, St Kilda. In 1999, developers began demolition of the building and the painting was retrieved from a rubbish skip by the current owners.





TROVE
The Record (Emerald Hill 1881 -1954), Saturday 9 February 1946
Lady Dugan Opens Ante-Natal Centre
Striking Tributes to Council’s Progressiveness
Artists Present Beautiful Murals
… “The visitors inspected the lofty, airy rooms and expressed admiration for the exquisite murals, based on the nursery rhyme of “The Old Woman Who Lived in A Shoe,” which have been painted by Esther and Betty Paterson in memory of their parents, the late Hugh and Elizabeth Paterson and affixed to the walls of the waiting room. Lampshades, illustrated by the artists, tone with the panels.” … “The chairman of the Social Services Committee (Cr. Sutton) formally introduced Esther and Betty Paterson, whom he described as “two of South Melbourne’s most distinguished citizens, and two of Australia’s most distinctive and best-known artists. (Applause). No gift, he said, could have been more appropriate in purpose, theme and execution. They had always been anxious for South Melbourne’s development, and if they had their way the foreshore in a few years would be made as beautiful as their decorative work.
Acknowledgement of the reception of the artists was made by their cousin, the Rev. Ernest Petherick, who on their behalf presented the decorations to the Mayor for the council. Speaking with feeling, he said these had been fittingly dedicated. The late Mr Paterson had been a fine type of Scot, and Mrs Paterson had bequeathed to her daughters a loving-kindness which they had enshrined in the pictures to adorn a room for mothers and children.
The Mayor accepted the pictures with gratitude and paid an eloquent tribute to the donors for their artistry and thoroughness.
“We would have a more beautiful city,” he said, “if we consulted our artists more often than our architects.”

Esther Paterson 1893 – 1971
Elizabeth Deans (Betty) Paterson 1894 – 1970
Australian Dictionary of Biography
Esther Paterson was born on 5 February 1892 at Carlton, Melbourne, second child of Scottish-born parents Hugh Paterson, artist, and his wife Elizabeth Leslie, née Deans; the artist John Ford Paterson was Esther's uncle and the dramatist Louis Esson her cousin. She was educated at Oberwyl school, St Kilda, and studied painting at the National Gallery of Victoria school in 1907-12. Best known for her street-scenes and landscapes, she found further avenues for her talents in commercial art, book-illustrating and cartooning. Her portraits of uniformed and civilian officers, including Rear Admiral (Sir) Victor Crutchley and Commodore (Sir) John Collins, were reproduced in the H.M.A.S. series and in magazines, and have been shown at the Australian War Memorial, Canberra. The National Gallery of Victoria and the Geelong Art Gallery hold some of her work.
Paterson was a council-member (1954-68) of the Victorian Artists Society, a fellow (1949) of the Royal Society of Arts, London, and president (1966) of the Melbourne Society of Women Painters and Sculptors. She died on 8 August 1971 at Middle Park and was cremated with Anglican rites. Her younger sister Elizabeth (Betty) Deans Paterson (1894-1970) was also an artist, cartoonist and book-illustrator.

Hugh Paterson 1856 - 1917 & Elizabeth Leslie Paterson nee Deans
born in Scotland
DAAO
Painter and art administrator, father of Betty and Esther Paterson , lived in Melbourne. His neighbour was Frederick McCubbin . Part of a bohemian elite of artistic and theatrical celebrities, Hugh Paterson advised Prime Minister Andrew Fisher ('a couple of Scots’, Esther Paterson described them in 1971) to tax foreign paintings unless intended for public galleries, thus encouraging the first Australian art boom. Hugh Paterson also founded the Commonwealth Art Advisory Board, ancestor of the Australia Council.

Hugh was the younger brother of the artist John Ford Paterson 1851 – 1912


Paterson family of artistsview full entry
Reference: see Lauraine Diggins Fine Art for description of Esther Paterson 1893 – 1971 and Elizabeth Deans (Betty) Paterson 1894 - 1970, ‘The Old Woman Who Lived In A Shoe,’ 1945, on composition board
244 x 135 cm (including frame), signed lower right, ESTHER &/BETTY/PATERSON: Provenance:
the artists
South Melbourne City Council
the present owners

Plaque: Presented to the South Melbourne City Council by Esther and Betty Paterson in memory of their parents, the late Hugh and Elizabeth Paterson, September 1945

The painting was originally installed as a mural for the South Melbourne Maternal and Child Health Centre, opened in February 1946.

Advice from the owners, 2015:
It is assumed the painting hung in the South Melbourne Council chambers until the late early 1990s when three councils (the former Cities of Port Melbourne, South Melbourne and St Kilda) amalgamated to become Port Phillip Council in 1994. In 1998 local artists were able to lease space at the old St Kilda municipal depot at 33 Inkerman Street, St Kilda. In 1999, developers began demolition of the building and the painting was retrieved from a rubbish skip by the current owners.

TROVE
The Record (Emerald Hill 1881 -1954), Saturday 9 February 1946
Lady Dugan Opens Ante-Natal Centre
Striking Tributes to Council’s Progressiveness
Artists Present Beautiful Murals
… “The visitors inspected the lofty, airy rooms and expressed admiration for the exquisite murals, based on the nursery rhyme of “The Old Woman Who Lived in A Shoe,” which have been painted by Esther and Betty Paterson in memory of their parents, the late Hugh and Elizabeth Paterson and affixed to the walls of the waiting room. Lampshades, illustrated by the artists, tone with the panels.” … “The chairman of the Social Services Committee (Cr. Sutton) formally introduced Esther and Betty Paterson, whom he described as “two of South Melbourne’s most distinguished citizens, and two of Australia’s most distinctive and best-known artists. (Applause). No gift, he said, could have been more appropriate in purpose, theme and execution. They had always been anxious for South Melbourne’s development, and if they had their way the foreshore in a few years would be made as beautiful as their decorative work.
Acknowledgement of the reception of the artists was made by their cousin, the Rev. Ernest Petherick, who on their behalf presented the decorations to the Mayor for the council. Speaking with feeling, he said these had been fittingly dedicated. The late Mr Paterson had been a fine type of Scot, and Mrs Paterson had bequeathed to her daughters a loving-kindness which they had enshrined in the pictures to adorn a room for mothers and children.
The Mayor accepted the pictures with gratitude and paid an eloquent tribute to the donors for their artistry and thoroughness.
“We would have a more beautiful city,” he said, “if we consulted our artists more often than our architects.”

Esther Paterson 1893 – 1971
Elizabeth Deans (Betty) Paterson 1894 – 1970
Australian Dictionary of Biography
Esther Paterson was born on 5 February 1892 at Carlton, Melbourne, second child of Scottish-born parents Hugh Paterson, artist, and his wife Elizabeth Leslie, née Deans; the artist John Ford Paterson was Esther's uncle and the dramatist Louis Esson her cousin. She was educated at Oberwyl school, St Kilda, and studied painting at the National Gallery of Victoria school in 1907-12. Best known for her street-scenes and landscapes, she found further avenues for her talents in commercial art, book-illustrating and cartooning. Her portraits of uniformed and civilian officers, including Rear Admiral (Sir) Victor Crutchley and Commodore (Sir) John Collins, were reproduced in the H.M.A.S. series and in magazines, and have been shown at the Australian War Memorial, Canberra. The National Gallery of Victoria and the Geelong Art Gallery hold some of her work.
Paterson was a council-member (1954-68) of the Victorian Artists Society, a fellow (1949) of the Royal Society of Arts, London, and president (1966) of the Melbourne Society of Women Painters and Sculptors. She died on 8 August 1971 at Middle Park and was cremated with Anglican rites. Her younger sister Elizabeth (Betty) Deans Paterson (1894-1970) was also an artist, cartoonist and book-illustrator.

Hugh Paterson 1856 - 1917 & Elizabeth Leslie Paterson nee Deans
born in Scotland
DAAO
Painter and art administrator, father of Betty and Esther Paterson , lived in Melbourne. His neighbour was Frederick McCubbin . Part of a bohemian elite of artistic and theatrical celebrities, Hugh Paterson advised Prime Minister Andrew Fisher ('a couple of Scots’, Esther Paterson described them in 1971) to tax foreign paintings unless intended for public galleries, thus encouraging the first Australian art boom. Hugh Paterson also founded the Commonwealth Art Advisory Board, ancestor of the Australia Council.

Hugh was the younger brother of the artist John Ford Paterson 1851 – 1912


Jensen Alfred (1859-1935)

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Reference: at Auctionata Auction 2 March, 2016, lot 12. Alfred Jensen (1859-1935) - After study trips to Africa, Australia and China, Alfred Jensen studied with Heinrich Leitner in Hamburg. From 1897, he continued his studies at the Academy in Kassel under the guidance of Emil Neumann. He then moved to Hamburg, where he worked as a professor at the School of Applied Arts. From early on, Jensen often went to sea and painted primarily seascapes. Some of his paintings are today part of collections of museums, including the Altona Museum in Hamburg and the museums of Bremerhaven and Kiel.
Whyte Duncan Macgregorview full entry
Reference: at McTear’s Auction, 14 Feb, Scotland, lot 65: Duncan Macgregor Whyte(1866 - 1953), COASTAL oil on canvas, signed 38cm x 53.5cm Framed Note: Duncan Macgregor Whyte; a portrait, landscape and seascape painter. Born in Oban, Argyll. Whyte studied art at Glasgow, Paris and Antwerp. Glasgow Art Gallery and Museum, Kelvingrove, and the New Museum and Art Gallery, Newport hold his work. He was a member of the Glasgow Art Club. Lived in Oban Argyll and Perth. He travelled throughout Europe Australia and New Zealand. Exhibited G1 40 L4 RSA 13 RSW 2
Dowling Robertview full entry
Reference: An advertisement in the Colonial Times, Hobart, 30 November, 1852, p1, reads: MR. ROBERT DOWLING, portrait and miniaure painter, Mr Rolwegan’s, Collins Street, Hobart Town.
As there is another Artist of the same name, for the sake of distinction, the above is the son of the Rev. H. Dowling.

Dowling also advertises: Hobart Town Courier 30.8.1851 - advertises as a portrait painter.

Burtt John Wesley view full entry
Reference: see Batman signing the treaty with the Aboriginals 1875. By John Wesley Burtt. La Trobe Picture Collection, State Library of Victoria, H92.196. And see DAAO
Nevin Thomas Jview full entry
Reference: see Tasmanian photographer Thomas J. Nevin (1842-1923) 19th century Australian police and commercial photographer. On http://thomasnevin.com/2007/04/11/tasmanian-newspapers-the-mercury-stilwell-index/
Bull Knudview full entry
Reference: see From The Courier, Hobart 22 June 1855 p3, Knud Bull v. Hunt.
In consequence of a technical insufficiency in the declaration, the cause was withdrawn. See also The Tasmanian Daily News (Hobart Town, Tas. Friday 22 June 1855.

Harbottle Thomasview full entry
Reference: A house painter in Hobart 1855 who appears in court in a case involving artist Frederick Frith and who gives opinions re portrait painting. See Colonial Times, 22 June, 1855 p3.
Dickinson Walterview full entry
Reference: An artist in Hobart 1855 who appears in court in a case involving artist Frederick Frith and who gives opinions re portrait painting. See Colonial Times, 22 June, 1855 p3.
Hart Conwayview full entry
Reference: Hart was in Hobart in 1855 and appears in court in a case involving artist Frederick Frith and gives opinions re portrait painting. See Colonial Times, 22 June, 1855 p3.
Bock Alfredview full entry
Reference: son of Thomas Bock. Alfred was in Hobart in 1855 and appears in court in a case involving artist Frederick Frith and gives opinions re portrait painting. See Colonial Times, 22 June, 1855 p3.
Hart Conwayview full entry
Reference: see The Courier, Hobart, 28 August 1856, p1: General Intelligence… THE LOVERS OF THE FINE ARTS may experience
another treat of the most gratifying character by paying a visit to the Portrait Gallery of Mr Conway Hart, RA, in Liverpool Street. Amongst the number of portraits which have been taken with admirable fidelity by this accomplished artist may be noticed Captain and Miss Fenton, Miss Smith, Mrs McLachlan, Mrs Stevenson, Mr and Mrs. Moses and family, Mr and Mrs Kissock, and others who rank amongst the Tasmanian elite. The whole are executed in such manner as to deserve the highest encomium and cannot fail to make a great impression
upon the beholders. In point of expression, beauty, and touch the portraits issuing from this studio excel anything witnessed before in this colony.

Flavelle Brothers & Companyview full entry
Reference: see Australiana Magazine, February, 2016, Vol 38, no. 1. Article on Lady Bowen’s Irish harp brooch by Dianne Byrne.
Furphy Mattieview full entry
Reference: see Australiana Magazine, February, 2016, Vol 38, no. 1. Article on Mattie Furphie, Western Australian artist, by Dorothy Erikson.
Thwaites Georgeview full entry
Reference: see Australiana Magazine, February, 2016, Vol 38, no. 1. Article on ‘The cabinet maker and the carver: George Thwaites and Daniel Livingstone.’
Livingstone Danielview full entry
Reference: see Australiana Magazine, February, 2016, Vol 38, no. 1. Article on ‘The cabinet maker and the carver: George Thwaites and Daniel Livingstone.’
Cohen J J & Son view full entry
Reference: see Australiana Magazine, February, 2016, Vol 38, no. 1. Article on ‘The Champions’s Belt of Isaac Reid’.
Carmichael John Black 1803-57 engraverview full entry
Reference: see Australiana Magazine, February, 2016, Vol 38, no. 1. Article on ‘The Champions’s Belt of Isaac Reid’.
Worrall Ernestview full entry
Reference: see Australiana Magazine, February, 2016, Vol 38, no. 1. Article on ‘Ernest Worrall and his Anglo-Boer War khaki keepsake’ -
Forster Hendrik silversmithview full entry
Reference: see Australiana Magazine, February, 2016, Vol 38, no. 1. Book review of Hendrik Fiorster - Silversmith, Designer, Maker, by Christine Erratt
Forster Hendrik silversmithview full entry
Reference: Hendrik Fiorster - Silversmith, Designer, Maker, by Christine Erratt
Publishing details: Forster Studios, 2014, 112 pp
Ref: 1000
Vassilieff Danilaview full entry
Reference: The Wolf in Australian Art - The life and art of Danila Vassilieff, 1897-1958

[’Danila Vassilieff was a major Australian artist and personality who was also Russian - a bold cossack, from South Russia, a defender of the czar.

His fascinating life and profound humanity are the subject of a compelling and wide-ranging documentary. When individualism was 'in the air' in the 1940s, he liberated a group of younger painters - Nolan, Boyd, Tucker, Hester, Perceval and Blackman - to paint their own original visions. Vassilieff shaped the figurative nature of Australian art. His own emotional state drove the reality of his art and linked it to Russian folk art.


Publishing details: A film by Richard Moore.  Ronin Films recommends G classification.  |  Running Time: 42 mins
Ref: 1000
Bland Nickview full entry
Reference: The Picture Book Art of Nick Bland [’I have been making picture books now for about 42 years.
In 2005, someone was kind enough to publish one. That ‘someone’ was Scholastic Australia who then saw fit to allow me to write and illustrate 25 more over the next 12 years.  Along the way, through no fault of my own, some of them even became popular. Each one of those 26 books has 15-40 individual illustrations. While those pictures are all on display in their own books, they have never been displayed outside of them. So I have decided to set them free and frame them for your viewing pleasure, lest they fall victim to ginger ants or mould  at my place.’ – Nick Bland. ‘Nick Bland and his partner moved to Darwin in 2004. His first book was published in 2005 and he has currently written and illustrated 26 books for children, all with Scholastic Australia. His books have sold more than 3 million copies worldwide and have been translated into 15 languages. He has won the Children's Book Council of Australia book of the year for early childhood and been shortlisted on 3 occasions. He has won the Australian Book Industry book of the year for children and numerous children’s choice awards in every state and territory.His book The Wrong Book was the most borrowed Australian picture book in libraries in 2014/15.  Now Nick has decided to sell some of the original artwork from his past ten years of publishing.  None of the works up for sale have ever been sold as prints or in any other form apart from inside the books for which they were produced.
The artist's proceeds will be donated to DASSAN (Darwin Asylum Seeker Support and Advocacy Network). Exhibition showing at Outstation Gallery until March 26, 2016 
Publishing details: Outstation Gallery, PO BOX 2137
Parap, NT 0804

Phone 08 8981 4822
Ref: 1000
Sweaney Robyn`view full entry
Reference: Looking sideways, heading west. Exhhibition invite. Brief biography on artist.
Publishing details: Arthouse Gallery, 2016, 4pp, 3 illustrations
Ref: 223
Murray Kendallview full entry
Reference: Show and TellExhhibition invite. Brief biography on artist.
Publishing details: Arthouse Gallery, 2016, 4pp, 3 illustrations
Ref: 223
Yeldham Joshuaview full entry
Reference: ‘The Joshua Tree’ by Mark Dapin. article in the Good Weekend, SMH, 20 February, 2016, p14ff
Publishing details: SMH, 20 February, 2016,
Ref: 223
Gamble Kimview full entry
Reference: obituary in SMH 22 February, 2016, p6 (News)
Ref: 223
Raiche Rosemaryview full entry
Reference: Rosemary Raiche - Poems and Paintings.

"For those who know Rosemary Raiche only as a poet or only as an artist, The Link Road will come as a wonderful surprise. Here she combines words and images to produce something that is much greater than the sum of both halves. 
"Rosemary’s love of animals, sensitive perceptions of the natural world and meditations on the human condition come to us through the vivid colours and subtle contours of her art, perfectly matched with her poetic deployments of word, image and line.  This is a gem of a book, one to treasure and reread."
– Emeritus Professor Elizabeth Webby AM
Publishing details: Hybrid Publishers, 2014, 59 pages : illustrations (some colour)
Ref: 1000
Raiche Rosemaryview full entry
Reference: Rosemary Raiche - obituary. Raiche, Rosemary Jane. Artist and Poet.

Passed away peacefully July 2, 2014.

Aged 79 Years.

Passionately loved and revered wife of Art. Loving mother of Stuart, Stephen, Alexandra and Antonia.

In her art and poetry, she revealed a deep understanding of human emotion plus a love of nature and life in all its forms. An insight into this extraordinary person is revealed in her just-published book of art and poetry, "The Link Road".

Family and friends are warmly invited to attend Rosemary's Funeral Service to be held in the North Chapel, Northern Suburbs Crematorium, North Ryde on Friday July 11, 2014 commencing at 1.15pm.

In Lieu of flowers donations can be made to the RSPCA or World Society for the Protection of Animals, envelopes will be available at the Chapel.
ALBERT & MEYER
AUSTRALIAN OWNED THORNLEIGH 9484 3992
FDA of NSW

Published in The Sydney Morning Herald on July 5, 2014
- See more at: http://tributes.smh.com.au/obituaries/smh-au/obituary.aspx?n=rosemary-raiche&pid=171606203#sthash.gdnEw8yv.dpuf
Ref: 1000
Lambert Georgeview full entry
Reference: see Victor Crittenden: George Lambert as Book Illustrator by Victor Crittenden


Publishing details: Margin [journal]
2007, Number 73, November 2007, Pages 4–13.
Collardview full entry
Reference: see Lawsons 25 February, 2016, lot 5: Kate Kelly Watercolour 1888 an original watercolour by visiting French painter Collard, showing Kate Kelly sidesaddle on horseback dated 1888. Framed, originally owned by a Wangaratta family, the image of Kate is based on known woodcuts from the press in 1880, but probably painted to celebrate Kate's marriage to to William Foster in Forbes 1888. Sunned, with several tears including upper left near corner, central tear near middle, and two on the lower edge, not affecting the image of Kate Kelly riding through the bush.
Signed lower left, and inscribed 'Kate Kelly' on lower right edge. Previously unknown.
Image size - 56 x 36.5cm
Darby Hartley Sculptor view full entry
Reference: see SLSA for PORTRAIT: Sculptor and monumental mason, Hartley Leonard Darby, working on a bronze bust of Governor Sir Alexander Hore-Ruthven for the Freemasons Hall [ Darby, Hartley Leonard, 1889-1969, Sculptors -- South Australia -- Adelaide]
Carmichael Johnview full entry
Reference: in SL - State Library of NSW magazine, Autumn 2016, p17 - article by Richard Neville on portrait by Carmichael of Thomas Meehan 1828.
Read Richard Jnr and Snrview full entry
Reference: see SL - State Library of NSW magazine, Autumn 2016, for article by Richard Neville on portrait by John Carmichael of Thomas Meehan, 1828, which mentions the Reads
Krefft Gerardview full entry
Reference: see SL - State Library of NSW magazine, Autumn 2016, for article by Margot Riley on Krefft. 3 illustrations.
blankets and Aboriginesview full entry
Reference: see SL - State Library of NSW magazine, Autumn 2016, for article by Michael Smithson on the distribution of blankets to Aborigines.
Ryan Charles Snodgrass photographerview full entry
Reference: see SL - State Library of NSW magazine, Autumn 2016, for article by Elise Edmonds on Ryan at Gallipoli and his steroescopic slides
Cousins Lucyview full entry
Reference: ‘The Mouse that Roared’, article on the children’s book illustratorLucy Cousins in Sydney Morning Herald, Spectrum, 27-28 February, 2016, p22.
Ref: 223
Barton Del Kathrynview full entry
Reference: Article on Del Kathryn Barton in in Sydney Morning Herald, Spectrum, 27-28 February, 2016, p4-5
Ref: 223
Swainston Rogerview full entry
Reference: Roger Swainston catalogue for exhibition at the Museum of Natural History 
Nantes - FRANCE from the 5 November to 17 April 2016.
The Exhibition "FISHES OF AUSTRALIA : PAINTINGS BY ROGER SWAINSTON AND ETCHINGS FROM PAST CENTURIES" invites you on a journey to the Indian Ocean. The exhibition presents etchings by naturalist painters (16th - 19th century) from books rarely shown in public before, and, for the first time in France, about thirty paintings by the internationally known artist Roger Swainston.
Museum d'Histoire Naturelle, 12 rue Voltaire - 44000 Nantes
Publishing details: Museum of Natural History, Nantes, 2016
Ref: 1000
Victorian Victoriaview full entry
Reference: Victorian Victoria : an exhibition showing the early development of public art collections in regional Victoria, works for the exhibition are drawn from the collections of the Ballarat Fine Art Gallery, Bendigo Art Gallery, Warrnambool Art Gallery and Geelong Art Gallery. Includes biographical information on artists.
Publishing details: Bendigo Art Gallery, 1986] 1 v. : ill. some col. ; 21 x 25 cm. 
Clark Thomasview full entry
Reference: see Victorian Victoria : an exhibition showing the early development of public art collections in regional Victoria, works for the exhibition are drawn from the collections of the Ballarat Fine Art Gallery, Bendigo Art Gallery, Warrnambool Art Gallery and Geelong Art Gallery. Includes biographical information on artists.
Publishing details: Bendigo Art Gallery, 1986] 1 v. : ill. some col. ; 21 x 25 cm. 
Colquhoun Alexanderview full entry
Reference: see Victorian Victoria : an exhibition showing the early development of public art collections in regional Victoria, works for the exhibition are drawn from the collections of the Ballarat Fine Art Gallery, Bendigo Art Gallery, Warrnambool Art Gallery and Geelong Art Gallery. Includes biographical information on artists.
Publishing details: Bendigo Art Gallery, 1986] 1 v. : ill. some col. ; 21 x 25 cm. 
Tucker Tudor St Georgeview full entry
Reference: see Victorian Victoria : an exhibition showing the early development of public art collections in regional Victoria, works for the exhibition are drawn from the collections of the Ballarat Fine Art Gallery, Bendigo Art Gallery, Warrnambool Art Gallery and Geelong Art Gallery. Includes biographical information on artists.
Publishing details: Bendigo Art Gallery, 1986] 1 v. : ill. some col. ; 21 x 25 cm. 
Geelong Art Gallery - history ofview full entry
Reference: see Victorian Victoria : an exhibition showing the early development of public art collections in regional Victoria, works for the exhibition are drawn from the collections of the Ballarat Fine Art Gallery, Bendigo Art Gallery, Warrnambool Art Gallery and Geelong Art Gallery. Includes biographical information on artists.
Publishing details: Bendigo Art Gallery, 1986] 1 v. : ill. some col. ; 21 x 25 cm. 
Bendigo Art Gallery - history ofview full entry
Reference: see Victorian Victoria : an exhibition showing the early development of public art collections in regional Victoria, works for the exhibition are drawn from the collections of the Ballarat Fine Art Gallery, Bendigo Art Gallery, Warrnambool Art Gallery and Geelong Art Gallery. Includes biographical information on artists.
Publishing details: Bendigo Art Gallery, 1986] 1 v. : ill. some col. ; 21 x 25 cm. 
Warrnambool Art Gallery - history ofview full entry
Reference: see Victorian Victoria : an exhibition showing the early development of public art collections in regional Victoria, works for the exhibition are drawn from the collections of the Ballarat Fine Art Gallery, Bendigo Art Gallery, Warrnambool Art Gallery and Geelong Art Gallery. Includes biographical information on artists.
Publishing details: Bendigo Art Gallery, 1986] 1 v. : ill. some col. ; 21 x 25 cm. 
Leibinger Carl photographerview full entry
Reference: Carl Leibinger, 412 George Street, Sydney [Australia] (1879). From: A List of Photographic Studios for some parts of England and Wales
in the Year 1868
by Roger Vaughan
This list has been extracted from Slater's Directory, 1868.
This should help anyone who wants to date a carte-de-visite photograph as it shows who was working in 1868. These are at least hard facts, not easy to come by!
See the bottom of this page for a list of other Victorian photographers producing cartes at various dates.
Elischer John Wolfgang (1891-1966)view full entry
Reference: see Auctionata auction (Franklinstraße 13
Berlin, 10587 Germany) lot 124, March 21, 2016:

Patinated bronze; bolted on marble plinth
Vienna/Austria, c. 1920
John Wolfgang Elischer (1891-1966) - Austrian sculptor
Signed in the cast ‘Elischer’ on the bronze plinth
Height of figure: circa 26 cm
Height of marble plinth: 2 cm; diameter: 14 cm
Good condition
A beautiful Art Deco figurine by the Rodin student John Elischer
Estimate by Auctionata Expert: 1,600 Euro
Condition:

The bronze is in good condition, showing a slight abrasion of the patination. The marble plinth is minimally chipped. The height of the figure is about 26 cm, and the marble plinth measures 14 cm in diameter.

John Wolfgang Elischer (1891-1966)

The Austrian sculptor John Wolfgang Elischer was born in Vienna. He studied at the Academy from 1908 until 1911. The last two years, he spent in Paris where he was trained by August Rodin. After serving in World War I, he freelanced as a sculptor, creating figures for porcelain manufactories. He worked as artistic director for Ditman-Brunner. In 1935, he went to Australia, where he received many commissions for memorial bronze sculptures.

Vienna Bronze

The term ‘Vienna Bronze’ refers to very fine cast bronzes from the period of around 1880 to 1930. The very naturalistic small sculptures depict human figures, often with exotic features, humans and animals, humorous illustrations as well as erotica. The bronzes were so fashionable, that there were 80 companies in Vienna manufacturing these products. A large number of significant artistic works was melted during the world wars, to meet the metal needs of the artillery, thus the bronzes are now not only treasures but rare collectibles. The most famous manufacturer of Vienna Bronzes was the Manufactory Bergmann. (cko)
Greig Ianview full entry
Reference: exhibition invite with brief artist’s statement and 3 illustrations.
Publishing details: Arthouse Gallery, 2016, 4pp
Ref: 223
Halpern Deborahview full entry
Reference: Playing with light, Mossgreen exhibition invite with one illustration.
Publishing details: March, 2016, 2pp, with one illustration
Ref: 223
Mackennal Bertramview full entry
Reference: see Menzies auction, 23 March 2016, lots 11-14. Casts of Daphne, Peace, Head of a Saint and Morning (Woman dressing her hair)
Marshall Marjorieview full entry
Reference: A note accompanying a work by this artist on eBay has the following: Australian Artist Majorie Marshall. She studied at Canterbury School of Art and was born in Westport.
McCamley Jenniferview full entry
Reference: see Tip of the Iceberg - Selected works 1985 - 2001, Janet Burchill and Jennifer McCamley. Includes biographies on each artist.
Publishing details: University of Queensland, 2001, pb 72pp
Burchill Janetview full entry
Reference: see Tip of the Iceberg - Selected works 1985 - 2001, Janet Burchill and Jennifer McCamley. Includes biographies on each artist.
Publishing details: University of Queensland, 2001, pb 72pp
McKenna Noelview full entry
Reference: Noel McKenna - the democratic potter. Catalogue of an exhibition held Niagara Galleries. 48 works illustrated in colour. Biographical information. Includes bibliographical references.
Publishing details: Niagara Galleries, 2007, pb, 1 v. (unpaged) : chiefly col. ill., maps ;
Strange Daysview full entry
Reference: Starnge Days - Gregory Crewdson, Tracey Moffatt, Pipilotti Rist, Kara Walker. 4th Guiness Contemporary Art Project - cuarted by Wayne Tunnicliffe. Biographies on each artist.
Publishing details: Art Gallery of NSW, 1998, pb, 46pp
Ref: 223
Dickinson Walterview full entry
Reference: In the court case between artist Frederick Frith and merchant Samuel Moses in Hobart 1855 Dickinson is described as an artist (giving evidence for Frith. This is reported in Colonial Times, Hobart, 22 June 1855 p2 and the Tasmanian Daily News, Hobart, Friday 22 June, 1855, page 1.
Hardman Thomasview full entry
Reference: In the court case between artist Frederick Frith and merchant Samuel Moses in Hobart 1855 Hardman is described as an artist and a ‘judge of drawings’ (giving evidence for Frith. This is reported in Colonial Times, Hobart, 22 June 1855 p2 and the Tasmanian Daily News, Hobart, Friday 22 June, 1855, page 1.
Baird Johnview full entry
Reference: Arthouse gallery exhibition invite with brief essay on artist and two colour illustrations.
Publishing details: Arthouse Gallery, 2916
Ref: 223
teamLab - art collaborative based in Tokyoview full entry
Reference: teamLab - Ultra Subjective Space, Martin Browne Contemporary exhibition catalogue
Publishing details: Martin Browne Contemporary, March 2066, pb, 36pp
Ref: 223
Unwin Ernest Ewart 1881-1944view full entry
Reference: see Brightwell’s Auction, UK, lot 550, 16 Mar 2016. EWART UNWIN (1881-1944)

Kelvedon, Swansea,Tasmania

signed 'Ernest E. Unwin' (lower right)

watercolour

9 1/2 x 13 in (24.2 x 33.1cm)



The artist was a Quaker and a conscientious objector during the First World War. He emigrated from England to Australia in 1923
Scarvell Richard view full entry
Reference: see Roger Jones Auction, UK, 11 march, 2016: Lot 110
RICHARD EDRIC SCARVELL (b. 1924 Australia) oil on board - rustic Italian buildings with priest walking, signed, 23 x 15cms¦Provenance: private family ownership and first time to secondary market [similar in style to Ericc Wilson’s London street scenes]
Chapman Thomas Evans (1788–1864)view full entry
Reference: from Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 1, (MUP), 1966 [by Henry Allport]

Thomas Evans Chapman (1788-1864), artist, spent the years from 1822 to 1833 sketching in the west of England. In December 1834 he arrived at Hobart Town with his wife, as cabin passengers in the Britomart, bringing a letter of recommendation from R. W. Hay, under-secretary of state for the colonies, to whom he had been introduced by the marquess of Bute, who held large estates in the west country. Chapman had hoped for an official appointment but as none was available, he advertised lessons in drawing and painting, and put examples of his work on display. By the next month he was receiving a good income from his pupils, but by 1836 he had to do occasional clerical work for the Board of Assignment to increase his income.
In 1839 a panoramic view of Hobart Town by Chapman was bought by James Thomson the architect, for publication in England. Next year he called for orders for a series of more than thirty drawings of colonial landscapes which he intended to have lithographed in England, but the project progressed no further. At the same time, when subscriptions for Dr Brain's sketches of Van Diemen's Land and the neighbouring colonies were called for, Chapman's illustrations in the style of Stanfield's views of the Rhine, Moselle and Meuse received favourable press comment. But the book was never published.
He tendered his services to the colonial secretary as drawing master for the projected grammar school to be established under John Gell in 1840, but was unsuccessful. In August 1841 he applied for a clerkship in the office of the principal superintendent of convicts and was appointed as a third-class clerk at a salary of £120. Hit by the depression of the 1840s, he was declared bankrupt in October 1842, though allowed by his creditors to retain his drawing implements and some furniture; he was discharged the following month. His appointment as drawing master to the class of landscape drawing in the Mechanics' Institute in November 1846 brought him fees of £1 a pupil a quarter to supplement his government salary. They rose to £20 in 1853, and in 1855, when he became a second-class clerk, amounted to £180 a year. He died at his home in Hobart on 29 September 1864. A man of intellectual interests, he fostered a love of good literature among his pupils with whom he enjoyed literary discussions.
Chapman was one of the best of Van Diemen's Land's early artists and attracted the attention of the diarist, George Boyes, who praised the technical finish of his drawings. His draughtsmanship was extremely good and his work in water colour clean and bright with a good appreciation of colour values. The work of many of his pupils, among whom were Alexander Webster and James Campbell, shows a close resemblance to his own technique. His work in Tasmania was of more than ordinary interest since throughout his life he had followed the practice of labelling, dating and signing all his sketches and drawings, thus leaving an accurate picture of the Tasmanian landscape in the first half of the nineteenth century.
Century in focusview full entry
Reference: see Robinson Julie - A Century in Focus - South Australian Photography 1840s-1940s by Julie Robinson assisted by Maria Zagala [to be indexed fully]
Publishing details: AGSA, 2007, card covers, 232pp
Tribe Barbaraview full entry
Reference: see Hoff Rayner - This Vital Flesh: The sculpture of Rayner Hoff. Extensive biographical information, catalogue of works and information about students and colleagues.
Publishing details: AGNSW, 1999, pb, 111pp
Fletcher Marjorieview full entry
Reference: see Hoff Rayner - This Vital Flesh: The sculpture of Rayner Hoff. Extensive biographical information, catalogue of works and information about students and colleagues.
Publishing details: AGNSW, 1999, pb, 111pp
Hallstrom Jeanview full entry
Reference: see Hoff Rayner - This Vital Flesh: The sculpture of Rayner Hoff. Extensive biographical information, catalogue of works and information about students and colleagues.
Publishing details: AGNSW, 1999, pb, 111pp
McGrath Eileenview full entry
Reference: see Hoff Rayner - This Vital Flesh: The sculpture of Rayner Hoff. Extensive biographical information, catalogue of works and information about students and colleagues.
Publishing details: AGNSW, 1999, pb, 111pp
Murch Arthurview full entry
Reference: see Hoff Rayner - This Vital Flesh: The sculpture of Rayner Hoff. Extensive biographical information, catalogue of works and information about students and colleagues.
Publishing details: AGNSW, 1999, pb, 111pp
Broome-Norton Jeanview full entry
Reference: see Hoff Rayner - This Vital Flesh: The sculpture of Rayner Hoff. Extensive biographical information, catalogue of works and information about students and colleagues.
Publishing details: AGNSW, 1999, pb, 111pp
Dadswell Lyndonview full entry
Reference: see Hoff Rayner - This Vital Flesh: The sculpture of Rayner Hoff. Extensive biographical information, catalogue of works and information about students and colleagues.
Publishing details: AGNSW, 1999, pb, 111pp
Le Gros Yvonneview full entry
Reference: see Hoff Rayner - This Vital Flesh: The sculpture of Rayner Hoff. Extensive biographical information, catalogue of works and information about students and colleagues.
Publishing details: AGNSW, 1999, pb, 111pp
McDonald Bethview full entry
Reference: see Hoff Rayner - This Vital Flesh: The sculpture of Rayner Hoff. Extensive biographical information, catalogue of works and information about students and colleagues.
Publishing details: AGNSW, 1999, pb, 111pp
Roberts Ainslieview full entry
Reference: The Dreamtime Book Australian Aboriginal Myths. Paintings by Ainslie Roberts. Text by Charles Mountford.
Publishing details: Limited Edition
Ref: 1000
Longhurst Peterview full entry
Reference: Hibiscus. Volume 1 and Volume 2. by Peter Longhurst. Limited edition of 350.
Publishing details: Lansdowne editions. Leather binding. Elephant Folio size, full page colour plates. Volume 1, 83 pages Volume 2, 77 pages.
Ref: 1000
Nelson Michael Jagamara view full entry
Reference: Michael Jagamara Nelson by Vivien Johnson.
Publishing details: Craftsman House 1997. Hardback dustjacket, colour plates, 167 pages.
Ref: 1000
Ashby Alisonview full entry
Reference: Alison Ashby's Wildflowers of Southern Australia.
Publishing details: South Australian Museum Board. 1981. Limited Editionof 750. Hardback, colour plates, 81 pages.
Ref: 1000
Dulics Michaelview full entry
Reference: Michael Dulics. A Letter from the North.
Publishing details: Hardback with dust jacket, black and white illustrations.
Ref: 1000
University of Sydney ar collectionview full entry
Reference: From Vision to Sesquicentenary. The University through its Arts Collection. Published to celebrate the University of Sydney’s Sesquicentenary & to showcase the fifty six works of art held in the University’s art collection, features work by Goya to Joe Djembangu.
Publishing details: University of Sydney 1999. Limited of 1000, colour plates, 131 pages.
Ref: 1000
Dalpra Marioview full entry
Reference: Mario Dalpra Catalogue. 27 March 1991.
Publishing details: Hardback, dustjacket, colour plates. , 1991.
Ref: 1000
Coffey Alfredview full entry
Reference: Descriptive Catalogue (of) An Exhibition of Paintings of Java and Bali by Alfred Coffey.
Publishing details: Farmer & Co. 1923. Tip-ins, cover loose, 19 pages.
Ref: 1000
Randall Richardview full entry
Reference: Randall Art Gallery and School of Painting South Brisbane. Catalogue of Works.
Publishing details: Randall Art Gallery. Black and white illustrations. Circa 1907. 90 pages.
Ref: 1000
Stone Derek I edited byview full entry
Reference: A.B. Paterson's The Man from Snowy River. Designed and illustrated by Derrick Stone.
Publishing details: Jacaranda Press. No. 1913 / 2000. 1967. Hardback, dustjacket, coloured illustrations.
Ref: 1000
Shannon D Mview full entry
Reference: see Boningtons Auctioneers and Valuers, UK, 23 March, 2016, lot 227 Australian School (19th/20th century): A wooded coastal landscape, inscribed to mount 'D M Shannon, Australia', watercolour, H 21.5 x W 29.5 cm. This appeared to be c1850, the trees looked vaguely Australian but the painting has a castle in it and therefore unlikely to have been Australian subject.

Lindsay Normanview full entry
Reference: The Pen Drawings of Norman Lindsay
Publishing details: Angus & Robertson, 1918. 4to. Orig. qtr. cloth with printed boards (lower corner of front board slightly bumped). Spine gilt. Top edge gilt. (18, lv, 2pp.). With illustrated half-title page, tipped-in portrait as frontisp. on grey stock, a portrait study of N.L. by Lionel Lindsay, and 55 full-page tipped-in plates all by Norman Lindsay. The scarce First Edition, limited to 200 numbered copies only of which 150 were offered
Ref: 1001
McCrae Hughview full entry
Reference: Colombine, with 11 Illus. by Norman Lindsay
Publishing details: Angus & Robertson, Sydney, 1920. 53 pp, large octavo, 11 tipped-in illustrated plates, in illustrated, papered boards, with cream, cloth spine.
Ref: 1000
Lindsay Normanview full entry
Reference: see McCrae Hugh, Colombine, with 11 Illus. by Norman Lindsay
Publishing details: Angus & Robertson, Sydney, 1920. 53 pp, large octavo, 11 tipped-in illustrated plates, in illustrated, papered boards, with cream, cloth spine.
MacDonald Barbaraview full entry
Reference: Old Nursary Rhymes. illustrated by Barabara MacDonald, containing 12 large colour reproductions and hand-lettered verse
Publishing details: Art in Australia, 1920
Ref: 1009
Smith Sydney Ure 1887-1949view full entry
Reference: Oswald Watt : a tribute to his memory by a few of his friends / Edited by Sydney Ure Smith, Bertram Stevens & Ernest Watt.
Publishing details: Art in Australia, 1921. 69 p. : ill. ; 29 cm. Edition limited to 550 copies.
Ref: 1000
Macdonald, Barbaraview full entry
Reference: Princess Herminie and the Tapestry Prince and Other Stories by Lee Ivatt, illustrated by Barbara MacDonald [’an attractive companion piece to Macdonald’s better known New Book of Old Rhymes. These two were the only children’s books published by Art in Australia. Muir, 3725.’]
Publishing details: Art in Australia Limited 1922 1st Edition [80]p. Original stiff boards in dw with mounted coloured illustration, title pages printed in red and black, four full-page coloured illustrations, 14 full-page black and white illustrations. One of only two children's books published by Art in Australia.
Ref: 1000
Lindsay Lionelview full entry
Reference: see Windsor NSW, with 8 original etchings and 1 woodcut by Lionel Lindsay and Sydney Ure Slith. With article by J. H. M. Abbott.
Publishing details: Art in Australia, 1921, limited to 16 copies for sale.
Windsor NSWview full entry
Reference: Windsor NSW, with 8 original etchings and 1 woodcut by Lionel Lindsay and Sydney Ure Slith. With article by J. H. M. Abbott.
Publishing details: Art in Australia, 1921, limited to 16 copies for sale.
Ref: 1000
Smith Sydney Ure view full entry
Reference: see Windsor NSW, with 8 original etchings and 1 woodcut by Lionel Lindsay and Sydney Ure Slith. With article by J. H. M. Abbott.
Publishing details: Art in Australia, 1921, limited to 16 copies for sale.
Smith Sydney Ureview full entry
Reference: see obituary, The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Wed 12 Oct 1949, Page 5 

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McCrae Hughview full entry
Reference: The Du Poissey Anecdotes. To which are joined some conversations with A Great Man by Benjamin Harcourt Esq. Illustrated by McCrae
Publishing details: Art in Australia Ltd., Sydney, 1922. This edition limited to 600 copies, of which this is No. 61. 8vo, HB, 157pp
Ref: 1000
Freeman Bros photographersview full entry
Reference: see Art Bulletin of Victoria, no 30, 1989 for essay ‘Portrait of a painter: A photograph of Conrad Martens by Freeman Bothers Studio, 1856’ by Isobel Crombie
Bateman Edward La Trobe 1816-97view full entry
Reference: see Pre-Raphaelite Art- paintings drawings engravings sculpture tapestries chintzes wallpapers, an exhibition arranged by the State Galleries of Australia, 1962. Includes biographies.
Publishing details: AGSA (?), 1962, pb, 24pp
Bateman Edward La Trobe 1816-97view full entry
Reference: see Art Bulletin of Victoria, no 30, 1989 for essay ‘Artists in Society: A Melbourne Circle, 1850s - 1880s’ by Caroline Clemente
McCrae Georgianaview full entry
Reference: see Art Bulletin of Victoria, no 30, 1989 for essay ‘Artists in Society: A Melbourne Circle, 1850s - 1880s’ by Caroline Clemente
Meredith Louisa Anneview full entry
Reference: see Art Bulletin of Victoria, no 30, 1989 for essay ‘Artists in Society: A Melbourne Circle, 1850s - 1880s’ by Caroline Clemente
Meredith Louisa Anneview full entry
Reference: see Art Bulletin of Victoria, no 30, 1989 for essay ‘Artists in Society: A Melbourne Circle, 1850s - 1880s’ by Caroline Clemente
Jenkins Constanceview full entry
Reference: ‘Constance Jenkins, her painting Friendly critics and the National Gallery of Victoria Travelling Scholarship’ by Jillian Dwyer.

Publishing details: Art Bulletin of Victoria, no 53, 2015.
Ref: 140
Stuart Guyview full entry
Reference: see Art Bulletin of Victoria, no 53 for essay ‘In defence of Australian Minimalism: Guy Stuart’s Lock Span, 1969’ by Robyn Dold

Fox E Phillipsview full entry
Reference: see Art Bulletin of Victoria, no 53 for essay, recent acquisition ‘E. Phillips Fox Dolly, daughter of Hammond Clegg Esq.’
by Elena Taylor


Marawili Nonggirrnga view full entry
Reference: see Art Bulletin of Victoria, no 53 for essay, recent acquisition ‘Nonggirrnga Marawili Thunderman raining down’ by Judith Ryan



Missingham Hal view full entry
Reference: see Quarterly Bulletin of the National Gallery of Victoria - in Box 114. ‘The Road to the Farm, Lismore’ 2 paragraphs.
Publishing details: Vol ii no 1, 1946
Campbell Robertview full entry
Reference: see Quarterly Bulletin of the National Gallery of Victoria - in Box 114. ‘Evening on the Tamar,’ 2 paragraphs.
Publishing details: Vol ii no 1, 1946
Bell Georgeview full entry
Reference: see Quarterly Bulletin of the National Gallery of Victoria - in Box 114. ‘Spanish Boats’
Publishing details: Vol ii no 1, 1946
Bunny Rupert exhibitionview full entry
Reference: see Quarterly Bulletin of the National Gallery of Victoria - in Box 114, article and 3 illustrations.
Publishing details: Vol ii no 2
Frater William view full entry
Reference: see Quarterly Bulletin of the National Gallery of Victoria - in Box 114, ‘?The Red Hat’ brif\ef essay.
Publishing details: Vol 1 No. 1
Streeton Arthur Memorial Exhibitionview full entry
Reference: see Quarterly Bulletin of the National Gallery of Victoria - in Box 114, 1-page article
Publishing details: Vol 1 No. 1
McDonnell A J Lview full entry
Reference: see Bulletin of the National Gallery of Victoria vol 6, 1964, obituary and article
Publishing details: vol 6, 1964,
Smart Jeffreyview full entry
Reference: see Bulletin of the National Gallery of Victoria vol 6, 1964, Cahill Expressway article
Publishing details: vol 6, 1964,
Miller Godfreyview full entry
Reference: see Bulletin of the National Gallery of Victoria vol 6, 1964, Still Life, article
Publishing details: vol 6, 1964,
Daws Lawrenceview full entry
Reference: see Bulletin of the National Gallery of Victoria vol 6, 1964, ‘Mandala’, article
Publishing details: vol 6, 1964,
Dobell Williamview full entry
Reference: see Bulletin of the National Gallery of Victoria vol 6, 1964, ‘Helena Rubenstein’, article
Publishing details: vol 6, 1964,
Brack Johnview full entry
Reference: see Bulletin of the National Gallery of Victoria vol 7, 1965, article by Brack on Wyndham Lewis
Publishing details: vol 7, 1965,
Russell John Peterview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria 1969-70
Kitching Michaelview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria 1969-70 -
Klippel Robertview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria 1969-70 -
Lyle Maxview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria 1969-70 -
Shannon Michaelview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria 1969-70 -
Young Michaelview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria 1969-70 -
de Maistre Royview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria 1971-72
Geelong Art Gallery - historyview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria 1968-9
Bendigo Art Gallery - historyview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria 1968-9
Rushforth Peterview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria 1973-4 - 2 acquisitions
Havyatt Richardview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria 1973-4 - acquisition
Nolan Sidneyview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria 1973-4 - acquisition Burke and Wills at the Gulf
O’Mullane Maria Elizabeth portrait of in NGVview full entry
Reference: see Art Bulletin of Victoria no 18, 1977. No artist is ascribed in the article. has subsequently been attributed to William Strutt.
Roberts Tomview full entry
Reference: in Bulletin of the NGV, no. 19 ‘Shearing the Rams - the hidden tradition’ by Leigh Astbury
Publishing details: NGV, 1978
Brack Johnview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria no 28, Balthus, Nude with a cat article by John Brack

Montefiore Eliezer Levi view full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria no 28, An enthusiastic amateur of the arts: Eliezer Levi Montefiore in Melbourne 1853–71 by
Nicholas Draffin

Modernism and Federationview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria no 28, The lost art of Federation: Australia’s quest for modernism by Margaret Plant

Hoff Ursulaview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria no 28, a tribute by James Mollison
Collings Geoffreyview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria no 29, A documentary impulse: Australian photographer Geoffrey Collings by Isobel Crombie

Woodall Maryview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria no 29, Obituary: Dr Mary Woodall 1901–1988
Ursula Hoff


Williams Fredview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria no 29 - Selected affinities: Fred Williams’s drawings after Rembrandt by Irena Zdanowicz


Mathamanview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria no 29 - Mathaman: warrior, artist, songman
James A. Davidson

Maddock Beaview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria no 31- The makings of a trilogy by Bea Maddock

Kilburn Douglas Tview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 32 - Australia Felix: Douglas T. Kilburn’s daguerreotype of Victorian Aborigines, 1847 by Isobel Crombie

Publishing details: 1991
McCubbin Frederickview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 33 - The art of Frederick McCubbin: a view of his materials and technique by Bridget Whitelaw, John Payne and

Aboriginal Artview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 33 - Narrative and decoration in Tiwi painting: Tiwi representations of the Purukuparli story
James Bennett

Roicke W Hview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 33 - A souvenir of marvellous Melbourne: W. H. Rocke’s 1880–81 exhibition cabinet by Terence Lane


Williamson Lillieview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 34 - A pioneer of Australian picture framing: an introduction to the work of Lillie Williamson by Pamela Clelland Gray

Miller Everard Studley view full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 35 - Everard Studley Miller and his bequest to the National Gallery of Victoria by Paul Paffen

Proctor Theaview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 36 -Thea Proctor in London 1910–11: her early involvement with fashion by Helen Morgan

Aboriginal Artview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 36 - The raw and the cooked: the aesthetic principle in Aboriginal art by Judith Ryan

Connell John Henryview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 36 - John Henry Connell: the man and his collection by
Laurelee MacMahon

Russell John Peterview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 37 - John Peter Russell’s Dr Will Maloney by
Ann Galbally & Robyn Sloggett

Ashton Julianview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 39 - An introduction to the paintings and watercolours by Julian Rossi Ashton at the National Gallery of Victoria by Nancy Sturgess

Williams Fredview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 39 - Major early landscape by Fred Williams by Geoffrey Smith

Bateman Edward La Trobeview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 39 - Rare watercolours by Edward La Trobe Bateman
by Kirsty Grant

Kilburn Douglasview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 40 - The sorcerer's machine: a photographic portrait by Douglas Kilburn, 1847 by Isobel Crombie

Hurley Frankview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 40 A turreted berg : an Antarctic photograph by Frank Hurley by Susan van Wyk

Brack Johnview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 40 - John Brack's The block by Geoffrey Smith

Barak Williamview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 40 - Important drawing by William Barak by Judith Ryan

Tjupurrula Johnny Warangula view full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 41 - Johnny Warangula Tjupurrula: Painting in a changing landscape by John Kean

Ramsay Hughview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 41 - Hugh Ramsay’s Jeanne by Terence Lane
Williams Fredview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 41 - Fred Williams’s Pilbara series by Kirsty Grant

Caire Nicholasview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 42 - Framing Nicholas Caire, Fairy scene at the Landslip, Black’s Spur c. 1878 by Isobel Crombie, Angeletta Leggio & Holly McGowan-Jackson

Lindsay Normanview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 42 - Thumbs up or Thumbs down? The trials and tribulations of Norman Lindsay’s Pollice verso by Kirsty Grant

Rooney Robertview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 42 - ‘The Camera is a Dumb Recording Device’, Robert Rooney and the serial photographs in retrospect by Kate Rhodes

McRae Tommyview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 42 - Tommy McRae’s Sketchbooks by Judith Ryan


Nolan Sidneyview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 42 - Sidney Nolan’s Footballer by Geoffrey Smith

Hester Joyview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 42 - Joy Hester’s Man in cork hat by Kirsty Grant

Gough Julieview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 42 - Julie Gough’s Leeawuleena by Judith Ryan

Murray-White Cliveview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 44 - A Symbolic Centenary Sculpture by Andrew Grimwade
Waite J Cview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 44 - A Symbolic Centenary Sculpture by Andrew Grimwade (reference to a Waite portrait)
Felton Alfredview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 44 - Desirable Things, the private collection of Alfred Felton by Alison Inglis & John Poynter

Aboriginal Artview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 44 - The Quick and the Dead, Purchasing Indigenous art 1988–1990 by Judith Ryan

Tucker Albertview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 44 - Albert Tucker’s City by Geoffrey Smith

Piccinini Patriciaview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 44 - Patricia Piccinini’s Desert rider, mountain by
Kate Rhodes

Greeno Lolaview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 44 - Lola Greeno’s Purmaner by Julie Gough

Studibaker Hawk - Janette Smith and Wendy Arnoldview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 44 - Studibaker Hawk’s Empress by Danielle Whitfield

Counihan Noel (1919–1986)view full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 45 - A human, democratic art: three realist artists 1944–1947 by Jennifer Phipps

Bergner Yosl (1920–) view full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 45 - A human, democratic art: three realist artists 1944–1947 by Jennifer Phipps

O’Connor Vic (1918–)view full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 45 - A human, democratic art: three realist artists 1944–1947 by Jennifer Phipps

Whitelaw Bridgetview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 45 - Obituary: Bridget Whitelaw, 1950–2004 by Irena Zdanowicz

Blackman Charlesview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 45 - Charles Blackman’s Feet beneath the table by
Geoffrey Smith

Henson Billview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 45 - Bill Henson’s Untitled by Isobel Crombie

Kennedy Peterview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 45 - Peter Kennedy’s One long catastrophe by
Jane Devery

Todt Emilview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 46 - A Life Revealed: Emil Todt, a German sculptor in nineteenth-century Melbourne by Terence Lane

Westbrook Ericview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 46 - Obituary: Dr Eric Westbrook, CB 1915–2005 by
Peter Perry

Swallow Rickyview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 46 - Ricky Swallow’s Salad days by Jane Devery

Parr Mikeview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 46 - Martin Parr’s Common sense by Susan van Wyk

Aboriginal artview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 47 - Shark People: Djapu painting and the Miny’tji Buku Larrŋgay Collection by Elina Spilia

von Guérard Eugène view full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 47 - A Brush with Fidelity: Three works by Eugène von Guérard by Michael Varcoe-Cocks

Dowling Robertview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 47 - Robert Dowling’s Masters George, William, and Miss Harriet Ware with the Aborigine Jamie Ware by Humphrey Clegg

Andrew Brookview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 48 - Brook Andrew: Ethical portraits and ghost-scapes
by Marcia Langton

Dowling Robertview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 48 - Depictions of Aboriginal People in Colonial Australian Art: Settler and unsettling narratives in the works of Robert Dowling by Humphrey Clegg & Stephen Gilchrist. Abstract: The near absence of Indigenous people in mid-nineteenth-century colonial painting has been one of the most potent assertions of continued settler presence in Australia. This invisibility reinforced the myth of terra nullius and rendered further colonial expansionism picturesque. Many colonial artists were reluctant to insinuate the original owners into the landscape, thereby avoiding complicated issues of dispossession, resistance and guilt. Remarkably, the oeuvre of Robert Dowling is distinguished by his depiction of Aboriginal people, not as background figures but as subjects, conspicuously interacting with Europeans, which opened up new mythologising possibilities. Robert Dowling's commissioned portraits and history paintings of the nineteenth century engage with the Indigenous population, yet the resultant works cannot be innocent of the impact of colonisation in southeast Australia. Masters George, William, and Miss Harriet Ware with the Aborigine Jamie Ware Tasmanian Aborigines and Early effort-art in Australia reflect Dowling's sometimes didactic, ambiguous and oppositional views and his representations of Aboriginal people can be described as a move from apparent harmony to memorial and, finally, to unchallenged ascendancy.

Publishing details: 2008, Art Bulletin of Victoria.
Mueck Ronview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 48 - Ron Mueck’s Two women by Alex Baker

Klippel Robertview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 49 - In the Void: Robert Klippel’s Models of Unreason by
Ryan Johnston

Aboriginal artview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 49 - Bilda Miburiji Kurrij (Seeing with Far Eyes): The Root of Kaiadilt Women’s Art by Nicholas Evans and Penelope Johnson

Burn Ianview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 49 - Ian Burns’s Down under where … by Alex Baker

Mercer Mary Cockburnview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 49 - Mary Cockburn Mercer’s Ballet by Elena Taylor

Ford Sueview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 50 - Sue Ford’s history by Helen Ennis

Hinder Frankview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 50 - Kinetic cubism: Frank Hinder’s Four-in-one-bird (moving) and Sydney modernism by Elena Taylor

Dowling Robertview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 50 - Seeing into the past: an enquiry into the compositional development of Robert Dowling’s Tasmanian Aborigines by Michael Varcoe-Cocks


Summers Charles and Eli and Albertview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 50 - The cult of the queen empress: royal portraiture in colonial Victoria by Gerard Vaughan

Coutts Gordonview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 50 - The cult of the queen empress: royal portraiture in colonial Victoria by Gerard Vaughan

Wood Marshallview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 50 - The cult of the queen empress: royal portraiture in colonial Victoria by Gerard Vaughan

Mackennal Bertramview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 50 - The cult of the queen empress: royal portraiture in colonial Victoria by Gerard Vaughan

White Jamesview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 50 - The cult of the queen empress: royal portraiture in colonial Victoria by Gerard Vaughan

Gascoigne Rosalieview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 50 - Rosalie Gascoigne Flash art by Jane Devery

Gascoigne Rosalieview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 50 - Rosalie Gascoigne Flash art by Jane Devery

Thomas Roverview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 50 - Rover Thomas Yunurr (Spring Creek) by
Judith Ryan

Swallow Rickyview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 50 - Ricky Swallow The days aren’t different enough nos 1–4 by
Alex Baker

Wallis Jamesview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 50 - James Wallis An Historical Account of the Colony of New South Wales by Alisa Bunbury

Loureiro Arthurview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 50 - Arthur Loureiro of Marie Therese Smith by Humphrey Clegg

Jackson Lindaview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 50 - Linda Jackson Collection of outfits by Katie Somerville

Hurley Frankview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 51 - The grim duties of France: Frank Hurley and the Exhibition of Enlargements Official War Photographs by Susan van Wyk

Barakview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 51 - When the wattles bloom again: The Barak Project by
Kelly Gellatly

Henson Billview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 51 - Some thoughts on art and the public arena by
Bill Henson

Henson Billview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 51 - Some thoughts on art and the public arena by
Bill Henson

Noonan Davidview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 51 - David Noonan Untitled by Jane Devery

Tuckson Tonyview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 51 - Tony Tuckson Untitled – yellow by Kirsty Grant

Rooney Robertview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 52 - Information exchange: Robert Rooney and Roger Cutforth by Maggie Finch

Cutforth Rogerview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 52 - Information exchange: Robert Rooney and Roger Cutforth by Maggie Finch

Tjukurrtjanu - Aboriginal artview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 52 - Dream on: Tjukurrtjanu: Origins of Western Desert Art goes to Paris by Judith Ryan

Gladwell Shaunview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 52 - Shaun Gladwell: Midnight traceur by Emma Mayall

MacKinnon Alasdair and Fashion Design Councilview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 52 - Alasdair Duncan MacKinnon: Patchwork of society by Danielle Whitfield

Douglas Neilview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 52 - Neil Douglas: Kangaroo platter by David Hurlston

First Fleet artistsview full entry
Reference: in Art Bulletin of Victoria, 52 - Three illustrated publications by officers of the First Fleet Alisa Bunbury

Molloy Georgiana view full entry
Reference: Georgiana Molloy - The Mind that Shines by Bernice Barry [This meticulously researched biography tells the extraordinary story of Georgiana Molloy, one of Australia's first internationally successful female botanists.
From the refined beauty of 19th century England and Scotland, to the dramatic landscape of the West Australian coast, Georgiana Molloy: The Mind That Shines gives new insight into the life of this pioneering botanist. Following a swift marriage, Georgiana and Captain John Molloy, a handsome hero with a mysterious past, emigrated to Australia among the first group of European settlers to the remote southwest. Here, despite personal tragedy, Georgiana's passion for flora was ignited. Entirely self-taught, she gathered specimens of indigenous flora from Augusta and Busselton that are now held in some of the world's leading herbarium collections.
Using Georgiana's own writings and notes, accompanied by full-colour pictures of some of the stunning plants mentioned throughout, Bernice Barry reveals a resilient, independent woman of strong values, whose appreciation and wonder of the landscape around her become her salvation, and her legacy.


AUTHOR INFORMATION

Bernice Barry lives on WA's southwest coast near the place where Georgiana Molloy arrived in 1830. Bernice has been researching the lives of Georgiana and John Molloy for more than a decade, travelling throughout Australia and Europe to access original sources and historical sites.]
Publishing details: Picador Australia, 2016, pb, 352 2016
Bannon Charlesview full entry
Reference: Theodore Bruce Auction Charles Bannon Studio Collection Online Auction (461 Lots)
by Theodore Bruce, April 11, 2016, 6:00 PM ACST, Timed Auction, 61-63 Carrington Street, Adelaide, 5000 Australia, Phone: 0882322860. Includes prints only. By Bannon (mainly), Pro Hart, Dickerson, Lymburner, Hodgkinson, Mervyn Smith, Bob Juniper, Kevin Connor, Delprat, etc.
Publishing details: 2016
Ref: 1000
Watson Judy et alview full entry
Reference: Desert Mob 20th Anniversary Print Folio
WATSON, Judy Napangardi et al

Folding clamshell box with a unique piece of Tjanpi Desert weaving set into the lid, housing 40 original woodblocks by Aboriginal artists from 38 art centres across Australia. Limited to 10 copies, accompanied by certificates of authenticity from each art centre.
In 2010 a commemorative folio of original artworks was created to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Desert Mob, the annual symposium and exhibition of Desart, the peak industry association of Central Australian Aboriginal art and craft centres. Each of the art centres were sent a woodblock and printmaking equipment, and an artist was invited to produce the matrix from which an original print would be printed. The publishers then printed 20 copies fo each print, 10 copies for sale at the art centres as individual works, and 10 copies for collation into a anniversary folio as presented here. The folio is adorned with an individually commissioned Tjanpi weaving by a weaver from the Ngaanyatjarra Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara lands. In September 2010 the blocks themselves, the panel, the folios and the 40 individual prints were exhibited at the Araluen arts centre as part of desert mob 2010.
The artists included in the folio are:
June Smith, Keringke Arts, Santa Teresa

Ruby Williamson, Tjala Arts, Amata

David Miller, Tjungu Palya, Nyapari

Nyanyu Watson, Ninuku Arts, Kalka

Robert Fielding, Mimili Maku Arts, Mimili

Tjangili George, Kaltjiti Arts and Crafts, Fregon

Carlene Thompson, Ernabella Arts, Ernabella

Sadie Singer, Iwantja Arts and Crafts, Indulkana

Judy Napangardi Watson, Warlukurlangu Artists, Yuendumu

Graham Gordon, Warlayirti Artists, Balgo

Violet Hammer, Waralungku Arts, Borooloola

Tisha Corbett, Arlpwe Art and Culture Centre, Ali Curung

Peggy Jones, Julalikari Arts, Tennant Ck
Group Work from Warnarn, Tjanpi Desert Weavers

Selma Downs, Arlpwe Art and Culture Centre, Ali Curung

Chantelle Nelson, Arlpwe Art and Culture Centre, Ali Curung

Jerry Jangala Patrick, Warnayaka Art and Culture, Lajamanu 

Rona Panangka Rubuntja, Hermannsburg Potters

Hermann Whiskey Tjungarrayi, Ikuntji Artists, Haasts Bluff

Isabel Major Nampitjimpa, Papunya Tjupi Art Centre

Unknown, Warruyanta Art Centre, Mulan

Nida Tchooga, Yaruman Art Centre, Ringer Soak

Nypurla Morgan, Tjukurrba Art Gallery, Wiluna

Kumpaya Girgiba, Martumili Artists, Newman

Roy Underwood, Spinifex Arts Project, Ilkurlka

Mr Bennett, Warakurna Artists, Warakurna

Rolly Mintuma, Walkatjara Art, Uluru

Narrapayi Giles, Tjarlirli Art, Tjukurla

Thomas Reid, Papulangkutja Artists, Blackstone

Billy and Lulu Cooley, Maruku Arts, Uluru

Patrick Tjungarrayi, Papunya Tula Artists, Alice Springs

Nyipi Ward, Kayili Artists, Patjarr

Constance Robinya, Yarrenytye-Arltere Artists, Alice Springs

Lena Campbell, Waltja Tjulangku Palyapayi, Alice Springs

Christabella Briscoe, Tapatjatjaka Art and Craft, Titjikala

Jane Young, Tangentjyere Artists, Alice Springs

Group Work, Nguratjuta Ilitja Ntjarra, Alice Springs

Billy Kenda, Mwerre Anthurre Artists (Bindi), Alice Springs

Group Work, Irrkerlantye Arts, Alice Springs

Brian Young, Greenbush Art Group, Alice Springs
 
Project manager: Basil Hall
The Printers: Basil Hall Editions, Darwin
Paper: Hahnemuhle 300gsm
Individual works: Natasha Rowell & Beth Conway
Panels: Basil Hall, Mats Undén, Natasha Rowell, Beth Conway, Nena Zanos
The folio box: Archival Products Australia

Publishing details: Darwin : Basil Hall Editions, 2010.
Ref: 1000
Sims Paddyview full entry
Reference: Paddy Sims 90th birthday celebration folio
[TJAPALJARRI], SIMS, Paddy (1917 - 2010)

Folio, folding buckram portfolio with design, containing four original etchings by Paddy Sims, each limited to 40 copies and signed with the artist's pencil mark. Accompanied by four signed certificates of authentication from the Warlukurlangu Artists Aboriginal Association, noting the unique catalogue number for each etching and with a descriptive text of the imagery, which relates to the traditional practices associated with burning off the areas of spinifex country and their cultural significance. 
Publishing details: Darwin : Basil Hall Editions, 2007.
Ref: 1000
Allen Mickyview full entry
Reference: My trip , Micky Allen.

My Trip is an experimental artist’s book in which the artist photographically documents her encounters with people she meets on a road trip through Victoria. She records each person she meets each day, and asks them to take her camera and photograph something that they choose. This process challenges traditional definitions of ‘artist/creator’ and ‘viewer/receiver’ through the collaborative process, and by publication in artist book form, is an early Australian example of the craft.
My Trip was first exhibited at the Experimental Art Foundation (Adelaide) in 1976, and in subsequent exhibitions including Micky Allan Perspective 1975 – 1987 (Monash University Gallery, 1987). The book was self-published in a small run of estimated 100 copies. The artist placed the work for sale in Melbourne newsagencies, this process part of her agenda to incorporate public participation in her creation and exhibition of the work.
In 2008 we sold the artist's own copy, along with her original manuscript storyboard from the project to the State Library of Queensland. Since then, examples have been acquired by the Art Gallery of New South Wales and the National Gallery of Australia, who also acquired another manuscript version of the work.
"Allan’s My trip is an important contribution to conceptual and post-object art practice in Australia. It survives as a case study of a woman’s mobility during the active years of second-wave feminism, both literally and politically, and highlights photography’s capacity to simultaneously document and dictate experience." - Art Gallery of NSW website.
Provenance : the estate of the late Jennifer Phipps, former Curator of Australian Art, National Gallery of Victoria.
Reference :
CATALANO, Gary. The Bandaged Image. (Sydney: Hale & Ironmonger, 1983. Appendix : Select List of Artist’s Books, item 1)
Micky Allan Perspective 1975 – 1987 (Monash University Gallery, 1987, catalogue no. 1).
Publishing details: Melbourne: the artist, 1976. Tall folio, pp. 20, self-wrappers, newsprint paper illustrated with reproductions of photographs throughout.
Ref: 1000
Lindsay Normanview full entry
Reference: Norman Lindsay’s Book : No. 1, extensively illustrated by Lindsay.
Publishing details: Sydney : New South Wales Bookstall Co. Ltd., 1912. Quarto, illustrated wrappers (split along spine, worn), pp. 108,
Ref: 1009
Lindsay Normanview full entry
Reference: Norman Lindsay’s Book : No. 2, extensively illustrated by Lindsay.
Publishing details: Publisher: New South Wales Bookstall Sydney First Edition, 1915
112 pages, illustrated throughout, with advertisements.
Ref: 1009
Johnson Timview full entry
Reference: Tim Johnson



Publishing details: Sydney : Mori Gallery and Melbourne : Tolarno Galleries, 1987. Octavo, gatefold wrappers, pp 20, illustrated. Includes an essay.
Ref: 1000
Tillers Imantsview full entry
Reference: Rendezvous with configuration P
TILLERS, Imants (1950 - )


Publishing details: Adelaide : Experimental Art Foundation, 1978. Octavo, pictorial wrappers, staple bound, 30 pp, black and white illustrations throughout.
Ref: 1000
Nicoll Fred Jview full entry
Reference: Teddy in fairyland by Fred J. Nicoll [colour illustrations]


Publishing details: [Melbourne? : s.n., 1943]. Quarto, original pictorial stiff wrappers, 16pp
Ref: 1000
Dyson Willview full entry
Reference: Fact’ry ‘ands by Edward Dyson.
With illustrations by Will Dyson.

Publishing details: Geo. Robertson & Co., 1906. Octavo, illustrated cloth by Will Dyson (flecked and stained), pp. xii, 260, 6 (catalogue),
Ref: 1000
Poignant Axelview full entry
Reference: Piccaninny Walkabout. [a photo essay of the lives of some Arnhem Land aborigine children in the school holidays, with up to 4 images per page- each page illus. Photographed with a Rolleiflex camera on 120 stock]
Publishing details: Angus & Robertson, Sydney, 1957,
Used. Reprint. Hardback, dustwrapper. 4to xiii pp 49.
Ref: 1000
Hurley Frankview full entry
Reference: Sydney : A Camera Study by Frank Hurley
Publishing details: Angus & Robertson, 1948.
Sydney: Angus & Robertson, 1948. 3rd ptng., 1953. Sm. 4to. 240 p. 180 b/w, 26 color plates.
Ref: 1000
Schramm Alexanderview full entry
Reference: the lithograph, 'Bushing It - Morning', by Alexander Schramm (c.1814-1864) was published in Adelaide by Penman and Galbraith, circa 1859.

Ref: 1000
E L Bview full entry
Reference: See Michael Treloar auction, 10 April 2016, lot 62 Colonial sketchbook with 32 drawings of South Australian scenes (1885-1886) : [Colonial Sketchbook] A small sketchbook containing 32 pen-and-ink sketches of South Australian scenes executed between October 1885 and March 1886.

The sketchbook has a decidedly hand-made, almost home-made, look about it, with its odd format (90 x 185 mm) and capable-amateur quarter leather and pebble-grained cloth binding (now a little worn at the extremities, and lacking most of its attached ribbon fastening strap); the contents are in excellent condition, with any signs of use and handling only those to be expected in a book of this nature.

Notes:

The 32 sketches, many with captions and dates, are on 31 leaves, with the versos blank in all but one instance; there are also two blank leaves. The identity of the artist is not known, but there are clues scattered throughout the album. A presumed self-portrait suggests a youngish man, possibly of the cloth; his initials may be ELB. The album contains scenes of the Encounter Bay area (nine views, including one from the Bluff showing Granite Island and its causeway); Burnside and Chambers Gully (three sketches, including the waterfall and a mine shaft); Adelaide landmarks (the pond in the Botanic Gardens, a vignette of the lantern tower of St Peter's Cathedral from a distance, and Mt Lofty from Brownhill Creek Road); eleven botanical sketches; five light-hearted sketches of beach, boating and social scenes (including two possible self-portraits); and a portrait of 'Mudjumbiddie', a young Aboriginal man. Only one illustration is signed (with initials, as above): entitled 'A leaf from my sketch book', it is an accomplished sketch of the sketch book open at the first sketch! Appropriately, it had been excised from the book and then mounted on another (blank) leaf.
Minchin R Eview full entry
Reference: see See Michael Treloar auction, 10 April 2016, lot 63 - 5, 3 lots. Estimated Price for lot 63: AUD500 - AUD800. Description: MINCHIN, Richard Ernest (South Australia, 1831-1893): Arrival of the English Mail at Glenelg.

An unsigned two-colour watercolour on paper, with the ink caption mounted below the image (image size 75 x 140 mm, visible paper size 105 x 160 mm).

Notes:

Mounted behind a double window mat, framed and glazed; in fine condition. Irish-born Richard Ernest Minchin (1831-1893), 'painter, lithographer(?), draughtsman and zoo director', emigrated originally to South Australia in 1851. He was employed with the Land Titles Registration Department for some 25 years from 1859, essentially as a draughtsman at increasing levels of seniority. In 1882 he 'was appointed director of the new Adelaide Zoological Gardens, having for many years been honorary secretary of the local Acclimatization Society which founded it', and Minchin himself had been a prime mover in establishing the Society in July 1878. This information comes from 'The Dictionary of Australian Artists ... to 1870', which devotes an entire page to Minchin. By all accounts he was active, even prolific, over many years, but his work is rarely offered for sale. The invaluable online resource, the Australian Art Sales Digest, has no record of him. The website of the Art Gallery of South Australia contains illustrations of ten watercolours by Minchin. None are dated more accurately than the mid-1850s to 1890 (but we believe there is a strong case to be made that pressure of his zoological management work makes pre-1880 a much more likely upper limit). None of them is signed; most of them are captioned; the handwriting is identical to the caption on this painting.
Wyatt Williamview full entry
Reference: see See Michael Treloar auction, 10 April 2016, lot 66: WYATT, William: Natives Encamped (original drawing). Estimated Price: AUD600 - AUD800
Description:

WYATT, William (South Australia, 1838-1872): Natives Encamped.

An original pen and ink drawing (visible image size 93 x 189 mm), captioned below the image, and signed with initials and dated ('WW. 62') in the bottom right-hand corner below the image.

Notes:

Mounted behind a double window mat, framed and glazed; in fine condition.
 
and Lot 67: WYATT, William: Somewhere in the Hills (original drawing)
Castle Edwardview full entry
Reference: see See Michael Treloar auction, 10 April 2016, lot Lot 80: CASTLE, Edward: Kangaroo Hunting in South Australia (tinted lithograph) Estimated Price: AUD600 - AUD800
Description:

CASTLE, Edward (Australia, 1822-1877): Kangaroo Hunting in South Australia.



Notes:

An original tinted lithograph (image size 190 x 278 mm; visible paper size 230 x 290 mm), matted, framed and glazed; paper lightly toned; in excellent condition. 'From Nature by E. Castle Esq. On Stone by R. Pocock. A. Pocock, Lith. Bristol'; published by Leonard Bruton, Bristol, [1840s]. This is one of a series of six scenes of South Australian bush life by Castle to be published as lithographs. Carroll 9.
Stump Alfred & Coview full entry
Reference: see See Michael Treloar auction, 10 April 2016, lot Lots 118 & 119
Description:

STUMP, Alfred, and Company: Four original albumen paper photographs mounted on one sheet of card from a loose-leaf album. They are numbered and captioned on the mount - No. 102: Natives of SA. No. 103: Lubra & Picaninny. No. 104: Lubra & Picaninny [variant pose]. No. 106: Venus [Adelaide's first public street statue, presented by W.A. Horn, unveiled 3 September 1892].



Notes:

The photographs range between 190 and 200 mm high, and 145 and 150 mm wide; three of them have the studio credit in the negative (twice in one instance, with one of them blacked out on the print - and on one of the others, it is whited out). Overall, the condition of the photographs is excellent. According to information supplied by the family (see State Library of South Australia B 71188/2), Hobart-born Alfred Augustus Stump trained as a photographer under (J.W.) Beattie, before moving to Adelaide and setting up his own studio. 'Alfred used the occasion to set imaginary scenes as he was wont to do. He would bring people in off the street and pay them something like 2/- to pose for him'. This would appear to be the genesis of the tableau-style studio portraits. Davies and Stanbury list Stump and Co. at various addresses in King William Street and Rundle Street in the city from 1888. A short paragraph in the 'Narracoorte Herald' on Friday 13 July 1894 contains the following: 'A fire occurred in the premises of Messrs. Stump and Co.'s photographic studio, Hindley-street, at 4 o'clock on Wednesday morning. The place was completely gutted, nearly everything being destroyed'. The studio was in fact at 35A King William Street, on the northern corner with Hindley Street. These photographs come from an incomplete and damaged loose-leaf album purchased at auction in Adelaide in August 1971: the purchaser pencilled in 'supposed to be c.1890'. The album has the appearance of a studio stock book, with numbers on the captions of the remaining plates ranging from 10 to 218; at some stage before they went to auction, they were being offered for sale at 50 cents each! One of the photographs (Number 179) showed the studio at 35A King William Street, presumably taken some time between its establishment in 1892 and the fire in July 1894.
Stump Alfred & Coview full entry
Reference: see See Michael Treloar auction, 10 April 2016, lot Lots 118 & 119
Description:

STUMP, Alfred, and Company: Four original albumen paper photographs mounted on one sheet of card from a loose-leaf album. They are numbered and captioned on the mount - No. 102: Natives of SA. No. 103: Lubra & Picaninny. No. 104: Lubra & Picaninny [variant pose]. No. 106: Venus [Adelaide's first public street statue, presented by W.A. Horn, unveiled 3 September 1892].



Notes:

The photographs range between 190 and 200 mm high, and 145 and 150 mm wide; three of them have the studio credit in the negative (twice in one instance, with one of them blacked out on the print - and on one of the others, it is whited out). Overall, the condition of the photographs is excellent. According to information supplied by the family (see State Library of South Australia B 71188/2), Hobart-born Alfred Augustus Stump trained as a photographer under (J.W.) Beattie, before moving to Adelaide and setting up his own studio. 'Alfred used the occasion to set imaginary scenes as he was wont to do. He would bring people in off the street and pay them something like 2/- to pose for him'. This would appear to be the genesis of the tableau-style studio portraits. Davies and Stanbury list Stump and Co. at various addresses in King William Street and Rundle Street in the city from 1888. A short paragraph in the 'Narracoorte Herald' on Friday 13 July 1894 contains the following: 'A fire occurred in the premises of Messrs. Stump and Co.'s photographic studio, Hindley-street, at 4 o'clock on Wednesday morning. The place was completely gutted, nearly everything being destroyed'. The studio was in fact at 35A King William Street, on the northern corner with Hindley Street. These photographs come from an incomplete and damaged loose-leaf album purchased at auction in Adelaide in August 1971: the purchaser pencilled in 'supposed to be c.1890'. The album has the appearance of a studio stock book, with numbers on the captions of the remaining plates ranging from 10 to 218; at some stage before they went to auction, they were being offered for sale at 50 cents each! One of the photographs (Number 179) showed the studio at 35A King William Street, presumably taken some time between its establishment in 1892 and the fire in July 1894.
Alexander Brettview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Allen Lienorsview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Apponyi Silvioview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Baines Robertview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Bamford Roderickview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Belfrage Clareview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Benwell Stephenview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Bettison Gillesview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Black Patriciaview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Booth Benjaminview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Borella Claudiaview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Bowak Rachelview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Bowers Stephenview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Boyd Janineview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Bridgart Cheryview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Buddle Rogerview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Cavalan Pierreview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Chong Hejaview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Collins Gregview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Clements Richardview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Cocks Deborahview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Cohn Susanview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Coombs Peterview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Corbin Martinview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Counsel Paulview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Cowie Janeview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Crowest Sarahview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Czabania Cindy Southview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Doheny Richardview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Davidson Patview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Douglass Markview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Drake-Brockman Charlotteview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Drysdale Pippinview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Dybka Anneview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Dyer Tonyview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Edols Benjaminview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Elliott Kathyview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Enders Brigitteview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Feeney Lanceview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Fortescue Donaldview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Foster Robertview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Funaki Mariview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Gallop Beverleyview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Gaemers Marionview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Gill Michaelview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Gittoes Andrewview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Golda Agnieszkaview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Gough Rowenaview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Grybaitis Miesview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Guest Wayneview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Hall Alvenaview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Hannah Geoffreyview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Hanning Tonyview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Harding Matthewview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Hatton Bethview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Hawkes Gayview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Healey Gregview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Heaney Colinview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Hely Patsyview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Hirst Brianview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Hiscock Fionaview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Hughes Stephenview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Hunter Ingaview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Hylands Andreaview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Ingham Georgeview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Irvine Janview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Jenkins Danielview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Jenyns Lorraineview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Johnson Martinview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Johnson Peterview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Jorgensen Susanview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Kaiser Virginiaview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Kelly Elizabethview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

King Elsjeview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Knottenbelt Robertview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Langely Warrenview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Larkin Marieview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Larsen Helgeview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Lawrence Kayview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Kwok-Keung-Leong Gregoryview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Lewers Daraniview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Lindsay Saraview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Lockwood Sandyview full entry
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Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Lorraine Sueview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Lowry Coralview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Makigawa Carlierview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Mansfield Janetview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Mares Ondrejview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Marshall Marionview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Terry John Martinview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Mason Phillview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Matthysen Williamview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

de Mestre Toriview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Mincham Jeffview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Moje Maschaview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Monaghan Philipview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Montague Stuartview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Moon Miltonview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Moore Tomview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Morrell Richardview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Mount Nickview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Munn Andrewview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Murphy Fionaview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Murray Shalleenview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Neil Anneview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Orchard Jennyview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Outteridge Adeleview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Pantano Chrisview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Parr Sylviaview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Pascal Marcview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Peascod Alanview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Perkins Kevinview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Peterson Normanview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Pigott Gwen Hanssenview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Potter Davidview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Prest Cedarview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Ralph Davidview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Reilly Gerryview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Robertson Christopherview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Robertson Jenniferview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Rosenthal Sueview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Rushforth Peterview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Rye Ownview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Sadubin Leonview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Searles Naldaview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Schlabowsky Beatriceview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Schmeisser Keiko Amenomoriview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Shoji Mitsuoview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Skillitzi Stephenview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Stadus Pamelaview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Taylor Rayview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Thancoupieview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Thiele Marleneview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Tilden Blancheview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Truman Catherineview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Tulip Elizabethview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Venables Prueview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Visentin Bettinaview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Walker Davidview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Wedd Gerryview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Weis Steveview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Wells Penny Careyview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

West Margaretview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

White Kevinview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Williams Maureenview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Williamson Lizview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Wood Wendyview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Wright Davidview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Wynne Robertview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Zimmer Klausview full entry
Reference: see Masters of their craft by Noris Ioannou. Tradition and Innovation in the Australian Contemporary Arts. Australian craftspersons working in Clay, Glass, Metal, Fibre and Wood. [This book showcases craftspeople who work in clay, glass, metal, fibre and wood.]. With biographical details of the craftspeople repesented.
Publishing details: Craftsman House. 1997. Folio. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 264pp. Profusely illustrated in colour.

Kovaks Ildikoview full entry
Reference: see Look Magazine, April, 2016, article by Ildiko Kovaks
Watson Judyview full entry
Reference: see Look Magazine, April, 2016, article on Judy Watson by Amanda Peacock
Ramsay Ronview full entry
Reference: see Look Magazine, April, 2016, article on Ron Ramsay by John Saxby
Wall Jeffview full entry
Reference: see Look Magazine, April, 2016, article on Jeff Wall by Gary Dufour
Onus Linview full entry
Reference: see Look Magazine, April, 2016, article on restoration of Onus’s Fruit Bats
Lye Lenview full entry
Reference: see Look Magazine, April, 2016, article on a New Zealand gallery devoted to Len Lye.
Castlemaine Art Gallery - History & Collectionsview full entry
Reference: Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum - History & Collections. [A publication of works from the permanent collection and a history to mark the centenary of the Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum. Chapters:
Australian art
Australian art collection
historical artefacts
painting
drawing
printmaking
ceramics
sculpture
photography
Castlemaine
indigenous art
Australian watercolours
photographic portraits of Australian artists
historical museum
Central Victorian Goldfields
Barlow, Elsie (1876–1948)
Brotherton, Anna Mary Winifred (1874–1956)
Burnell, Dr John Gurner (1885–1967)
Clark, George Brentwood (1887–1937)
Craig, Sybil (1901–1989)
Daly, Neil Mitchell (1917–2010)
Davies, June (1919–2010)
Elliot, Robert Charles Dunlop(1884–1950)
Foster, Gilbert (1910–1987)
Higgins, Sir John Michael (1862–1937)
Holland, Pauline (1940–2011)
Holland, Vincent Guilder (1907–1987)
Hunt, Colin S. (1898–1952)
Colonial art and artefacts
Twentieth century Australian art
Publishing details: Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum, 2013, 171 pages with index illustrations (chiefly color); 28 cm.
Women printmakers 1910 to 1940view full entry
Reference: Women printmakers 1910 to 1940 in the Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum by Kirsten McKay. Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum. [To be indexed]
Publishing details: Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum, 2013, 171 pages with index illustrations (chiefly color); 28 cm.
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Gregory Ina p14view full entry
Reference: see Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum - History & Collections. [A publication of works from the permanent collection and a history to mark the centenary of the Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum. Chapters:
Australian art
Australian art collection
historical artefacts
painting
drawing
printmaking
ceramics
sculpture
photography
Castlemaine
indigenous art
Australian watercolours
photographic portraits of Australian artists
historical museum
Central Victorian Goldfields
Barlow, Elsie (1876–1948)
Brotherton, Anna Mary Winifred (1874–1956)
Burnell, Dr John Gurner (1885–1967)
Clark, George Brentwood (1887–1937)
Craig, Sybil (1901–1989)
Daly, Neil Mitchell (1917–2010)
Davies, June (1919–2010)
Elliot, Robert Charles Dunlop(1884–1950)
Foster, Gilbert (1910–1987)
Higgins, Sir John Michael (1862–1937)
Holland, Pauline (1940–2011)
Holland, Vincent Guilder (1907–1987)
Hunt, Colin S. (1898–1952)
Colonial art and artefacts
Twentieth century Australian art
Publishing details: Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum, 2013, 171 pages with index illustrations (chiefly color); 28 cm.
Quinn James p17view full entry
Reference: see Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum - History & Collections. [A publication of works from the permanent collection and a history to mark the centenary of the Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum. Chapters:
Australian art
Australian art collection
historical artefacts
painting
drawing
printmaking
ceramics
sculpture
photography
Castlemaine
indigenous art
Australian watercolours
photographic portraits of Australian artists
historical museum
Central Victorian Goldfields
Barlow, Elsie (1876–1948)
Brotherton, Anna Mary Winifred (1874–1956)
Burnell, Dr John Gurner (1885–1967)
Clark, George Brentwood (1887–1937)
Craig, Sybil (1901–1989)
Daly, Neil Mitchell (1917–2010)
Davies, June (1919–2010)
Elliot, Robert Charles Dunlop(1884–1950)
Foster, Gilbert (1910–1987)
Higgins, Sir John Michael (1862–1937)
Holland, Pauline (1940–2011)
Holland, Vincent Guilder (1907–1987)
Hunt, Colin S. (1898–1952)
Colonial art and artefacts
Twentieth century Australian art
Publishing details: Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum, 2013, 171 pages with index illustrations (chiefly color); 28 cm.
Vale Mayview full entry
Reference: see Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum - History & Collections. [A publication of works from the permanent collection and a history to mark the centenary of the Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum. Chapters:
Australian art
Australian art collection
historical artefacts
painting
drawing
printmaking
ceramics
sculpture
photography
Castlemaine
indigenous art
Australian watercolours
photographic portraits of Australian artists
historical museum
Central Victorian Goldfields
Barlow, Elsie (1876–1948)
Brotherton, Anna Mary Winifred (1874–1956)
Burnell, Dr John Gurner (1885–1967)
Clark, George Brentwood (1887–1937)
Craig, Sybil (1901–1989)
Daly, Neil Mitchell (1917–2010)
Davies, June (1919–2010)
Elliot, Robert Charles Dunlop(1884–1950)
Foster, Gilbert (1910–1987)
Higgins, Sir John Michael (1862–1937)
Holland, Pauline (1940–2011)
Holland, Vincent Guilder (1907–1987)
Hunt, Colin S. (1898–1952)
Colonial art and artefacts
Twentieth century Australian art
Publishing details: Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum, 2013, 171 pages with index illustrations (chiefly color); 28 cm.
Shearsby Edward Jayes active c1900-30 Melbourneview full entry
Reference: see Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum - History & Collections. [A publication of works from the permanent collection and a history to mark the centenary of the Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum. Chapters:
Australian art
Australian art collection
historical artefacts
painting
drawing
printmaking
ceramics
sculpture
photography
Castlemaine
indigenous art
Australian watercolours
photographic portraits of Australian artists
historical museum
Central Victorian Goldfields
Barlow, Elsie (1876–1948)
Brotherton, Anna Mary Winifred (1874–1956)
Burnell, Dr John Gurner (1885–1967)
Clark, George Brentwood (1887–1937)
Craig, Sybil (1901–1989)
Daly, Neil Mitchell (1917–2010)
Davies, June (1919–2010)
Elliot, Robert Charles Dunlop(1884–1950)
Foster, Gilbert (1910–1987)
Higgins, Sir John Michael (1862–1937)
Holland, Pauline (1940–2011)
Holland, Vincent Guilder (1907–1987)
Hunt, Colin S. (1898–1952)
Colonial art and artefacts
Twentieth century Australian art
Publishing details: Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum, 2013, 171 pages with index illustrations (chiefly color); 28 cm.
Meeson Dora p52-3view full entry
Reference: see Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum - History & Collections. [A publication of works from the permanent collection and a history to mark the centenary of the Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum. Chapters:
Australian art
Australian art collection
historical artefacts
painting
drawing
printmaking
ceramics
sculpture
photography
Castlemaine
indigenous art
Australian watercolours
photographic portraits of Australian artists
historical museum
Central Victorian Goldfields
Barlow, Elsie (1876–1948)
Brotherton, Anna Mary Winifred (1874–1956)
Burnell, Dr John Gurner (1885–1967)
Clark, George Brentwood (1887–1937)
Craig, Sybil (1901–1989)
Daly, Neil Mitchell (1917–2010)
Davies, June (1919–2010)
Elliot, Robert Charles Dunlop(1884–1950)
Foster, Gilbert (1910–1987)
Higgins, Sir John Michael (1862–1937)
Holland, Pauline (1940–2011)
Holland, Vincent Guilder (1907–1987)
Hunt, Colin S. (1898–1952)
Colonial art and artefacts
Twentieth century Australian art
Publishing details: Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum, 2013, 171 pages with index illustrations (chiefly color); 28 cm.
Coates George p52-3view full entry
Reference: see Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum - History & Collections. [A publication of works from the permanent collection and a history to mark the centenary of the Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum. Chapters:
Australian art
Australian art collection
historical artefacts
painting
drawing
printmaking
ceramics
sculpture
photography
Castlemaine
indigenous art
Australian watercolours
photographic portraits of Australian artists
historical museum
Central Victorian Goldfields
Barlow, Elsie (1876–1948)
Brotherton, Anna Mary Winifred (1874–1956)
Burnell, Dr John Gurner (1885–1967)
Clark, George Brentwood (1887–1937)
Craig, Sybil (1901–1989)
Daly, Neil Mitchell (1917–2010)
Davies, June (1919–2010)
Elliot, Robert Charles Dunlop(1884–1950)
Foster, Gilbert (1910–1987)
Higgins, Sir John Michael (1862–1937)
Holland, Pauline (1940–2011)
Holland, Vincent Guilder (1907–1987)
Hunt, Colin S. (1898–1952)
Colonial art and artefacts
Twentieth century Australian art
Publishing details: Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum, 2013, 171 pages with index illustrations (chiefly color); 28 cm.
Watson Percy p66view full entry
Reference: see Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum - History & Collections. [A publication of works from the permanent collection and a history to mark the centenary of the Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum. Chapters:
Australian art
Australian art collection
historical artefacts
painting
drawing
printmaking
ceramics
sculpture
photography
Castlemaine
indigenous art
Australian watercolours
photographic portraits of Australian artists
historical museum
Central Victorian Goldfields
Barlow, Elsie (1876–1948)
Brotherton, Anna Mary Winifred (1874–1956)
Burnell, Dr John Gurner (1885–1967)
Clark, George Brentwood (1887–1937)
Craig, Sybil (1901–1989)
Daly, Neil Mitchell (1917–2010)
Davies, June (1919–2010)
Elliot, Robert Charles Dunlop(1884–1950)
Foster, Gilbert (1910–1987)
Higgins, Sir John Michael (1862–1937)
Holland, Pauline (1940–2011)
Holland, Vincent Guilder (1907–1987)
Hunt, Colin S. (1898–1952)
Colonial art and artefacts
Twentieth century Australian art
Publishing details: Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum, 2013, 171 pages with index illustrations (chiefly color); 28 cm.
Farmer John p69view full entry
Reference: see Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum - History & Collections. [A publication of works from the permanent collection and a history to mark the centenary of the Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum. Chapters:
Australian art
Australian art collection
historical artefacts
painting
drawing
printmaking
ceramics
sculpture
photography
Castlemaine
indigenous art
Australian watercolours
photographic portraits of Australian artists
historical museum
Central Victorian Goldfields
Barlow, Elsie (1876–1948)
Brotherton, Anna Mary Winifred (1874–1956)
Burnell, Dr John Gurner (1885–1967)
Clark, George Brentwood (1887–1937)
Craig, Sybil (1901–1989)
Daly, Neil Mitchell (1917–2010)
Davies, June (1919–2010)
Elliot, Robert Charles Dunlop(1884–1950)
Foster, Gilbert (1910–1987)
Higgins, Sir John Michael (1862–1937)
Holland, Pauline (1940–2011)
Holland, Vincent Guilder (1907–1987)
Hunt, Colin S. (1898–1952)
Colonial art and artefacts
Twentieth century Australian art
Publishing details: Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum, 2013, 171 pages with index illustrations (chiefly color); 28 cm.
Hurry Polly p72view full entry
Reference: see Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum - History & Collections. [A publication of works from the permanent collection and a history to mark the centenary of the Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum. Chapters:
Australian art
Australian art collection
historical artefacts
painting
drawing
printmaking
ceramics
sculpture
photography
Castlemaine
indigenous art
Australian watercolours
photographic portraits of Australian artists
historical museum
Central Victorian Goldfields
Barlow, Elsie (1876–1948)
Brotherton, Anna Mary Winifred (1874–1956)
Burnell, Dr John Gurner (1885–1967)
Clark, George Brentwood (1887–1937)
Craig, Sybil (1901–1989)
Daly, Neil Mitchell (1917–2010)
Davies, June (1919–2010)
Elliot, Robert Charles Dunlop(1884–1950)
Foster, Gilbert (1910–1987)
Higgins, Sir John Michael (1862–1937)
Holland, Pauline (1940–2011)
Holland, Vincent Guilder (1907–1987)
Hunt, Colin S. (1898–1952)
Colonial art and artefacts
Twentieth century Australian art
Publishing details: Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum, 2013, 171 pages with index illustrations (chiefly color); 28 cm.
Shore Arnold p81view full entry
Reference: see Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum - History & Collections. [A publication of works from the permanent collection and a history to mark the centenary of the Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum. Chapters:
Australian art
Australian art collection
historical artefacts
painting
drawing
printmaking
ceramics
sculpture
photography
Castlemaine
indigenous art
Australian watercolours
photographic portraits of Australian artists
historical museum
Central Victorian Goldfields
Barlow, Elsie (1876–1948)
Brotherton, Anna Mary Winifred (1874–1956)
Burnell, Dr John Gurner (1885–1967)
Clark, George Brentwood (1887–1937)
Craig, Sybil (1901–1989)
Daly, Neil Mitchell (1917–2010)
Davies, June (1919–2010)
Elliot, Robert Charles Dunlop(1884–1950)
Foster, Gilbert (1910–1987)
Higgins, Sir John Michael (1862–1937)
Holland, Pauline (1940–2011)
Holland, Vincent Guilder (1907–1987)
Hunt, Colin S. (1898–1952)
Colonial art and artefacts
Twentieth century Australian art
Publishing details: Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum, 2013, 171 pages with index illustrations (chiefly color); 28 cm.
Barlow Elsie p85 brief biography p164view full entry
Reference: see Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum - History & Collections. [A publication of works from the permanent collection and a history to mark the centenary of the Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum. Chapters:
Australian art
Australian art collection
historical artefacts
painting
drawing
printmaking
ceramics
sculpture
photography
Castlemaine
indigenous art
Australian watercolours
photographic portraits of Australian artists
historical museum
Central Victorian Goldfields
Barlow, Elsie (1876–1948)
Brotherton, Anna Mary Winifred (1874–1956)
Burnell, Dr John Gurner (1885–1967)
Clark, George Brentwood (1887–1937)
Craig, Sybil (1901–1989)
Daly, Neil Mitchell (1917–2010)
Davies, June (1919–2010)
Elliot, Robert Charles Dunlop(1884–1950)
Foster, Gilbert (1910–1987)
Higgins, Sir John Michael (1862–1937)
Holland, Pauline (1940–2011)
Holland, Vincent Guilder (1907–1987)
Hunt, Colin S. (1898–1952)
Colonial art and artefacts
Twentieth century Australian art
Publishing details: Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum, 2013, 171 pages with index illustrations (chiefly color); 28 cm.
Young Blamire p86view full entry
Reference: see Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum - History & Collections. [A publication of works from the permanent collection and a history to mark the centenary of the Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum. Chapters:
Australian art
Australian art collection
historical artefacts
painting
drawing
printmaking
ceramics
sculpture
photography
Castlemaine
indigenous art
Australian watercolours
photographic portraits of Australian artists
historical museum
Central Victorian Goldfields
Barlow, Elsie (1876–1948)
Brotherton, Anna Mary Winifred (1874–1956)
Burnell, Dr John Gurner (1885–1967)
Clark, George Brentwood (1887–1937)
Craig, Sybil (1901–1989)
Daly, Neil Mitchell (1917–2010)
Davies, June (1919–2010)
Elliot, Robert Charles Dunlop(1884–1950)
Foster, Gilbert (1910–1987)
Higgins, Sir John Michael (1862–1937)
Holland, Pauline (1940–2011)
Holland, Vincent Guilder (1907–1987)
Hunt, Colin S. (1898–1952)
Colonial art and artefacts
Twentieth century Australian art
Publishing details: Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum, 2013, 171 pages with index illustrations (chiefly color); 28 cm.
Syme Evelyn p88view full entry
Reference: see Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum - History & Collections. [A publication of works from the permanent collection and a history to mark the centenary of the Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum. Chapters:
Australian art
Australian art collection
historical artefacts
painting
drawing
printmaking
ceramics
sculpture
photography
Castlemaine
indigenous art
Australian watercolours
photographic portraits of Australian artists
historical museum
Central Victorian Goldfields
Barlow, Elsie (1876–1948)
Brotherton, Anna Mary Winifred (1874–1956)
Burnell, Dr John Gurner (1885–1967)
Clark, George Brentwood (1887–1937)
Craig, Sybil (1901–1989)
Daly, Neil Mitchell (1917–2010)
Davies, June (1919–2010)
Elliot, Robert Charles Dunlop(1884–1950)
Foster, Gilbert (1910–1987)
Higgins, Sir John Michael (1862–1937)
Holland, Pauline (1940–2011)
Holland, Vincent Guilder (1907–1987)
Hunt, Colin S. (1898–1952)
Colonial art and artefacts
Twentieth century Australian art
Publishing details: Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum, 2013, 171 pages with index illustrations (chiefly color); 28 cm.
Lewis Martin p94view full entry
Reference: see Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum - History & Collections. [A publication of works from the permanent collection and a history to mark the centenary of the Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum. Chapters:
Australian art
Australian art collection
historical artefacts
painting
drawing
printmaking
ceramics
sculpture
photography
Castlemaine
indigenous art
Australian watercolours
photographic portraits of Australian artists
historical museum
Central Victorian Goldfields
Barlow, Elsie (1876–1948)
Brotherton, Anna Mary Winifred (1874–1956)
Burnell, Dr John Gurner (1885–1967)
Clark, George Brentwood (1887–1937)
Craig, Sybil (1901–1989)
Daly, Neil Mitchell (1917–2010)
Davies, June (1919–2010)
Elliot, Robert Charles Dunlop(1884–1950)
Foster, Gilbert (1910–1987)
Higgins, Sir John Michael (1862–1937)
Holland, Pauline (1940–2011)
Holland, Vincent Guilder (1907–1987)
Hunt, Colin S. (1898–1952)
Colonial art and artefacts
Twentieth century Australian art
Publishing details: Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum, 2013, 171 pages with index illustrations (chiefly color); 28 cm.
Drendel Graeme p127view full entry
Reference: see Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum - History & Collections. [A publication of works from the permanent collection and a history to mark the centenary of the Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum. Chapters:
Australian art
Australian art collection
historical artefacts
painting
drawing
printmaking
ceramics
sculpture
photography
Castlemaine
indigenous art
Australian watercolours
photographic portraits of Australian artists
historical museum
Central Victorian Goldfields
Barlow, Elsie (1876–1948)
Brotherton, Anna Mary Winifred (1874–1956)
Burnell, Dr John Gurner (1885–1967)
Clark, George Brentwood (1887–1937)
Craig, Sybil (1901–1989)
Daly, Neil Mitchell (1917–2010)
Davies, June (1919–2010)
Elliot, Robert Charles Dunlop(1884–1950)
Foster, Gilbert (1910–1987)
Higgins, Sir John Michael (1862–1937)
Holland, Pauline (1940–2011)
Holland, Vincent Guilder (1907–1987)
Hunt, Colin S. (1898–1952)
Colonial art and artefacts
Twentieth century Australian art
Publishing details: Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum, 2013, 171 pages with index illustrations (chiefly color); 28 cm.
Cyrulla Dagmar p127view full entry
Reference: see Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum - History & Collections. [A publication of works from the permanent collection and a history to mark the centenary of the Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum. Chapters:
Australian art
Australian art collection
historical artefacts
painting
drawing
printmaking
ceramics
sculpture
photography
Castlemaine
indigenous art
Australian watercolours
photographic portraits of Australian artists
historical museum
Central Victorian Goldfields
Barlow, Elsie (1876–1948)
Brotherton, Anna Mary Winifred (1874–1956)
Burnell, Dr John Gurner (1885–1967)
Clark, George Brentwood (1887–1937)
Craig, Sybil (1901–1989)
Daly, Neil Mitchell (1917–2010)
Davies, June (1919–2010)
Elliot, Robert Charles Dunlop(1884–1950)
Foster, Gilbert (1910–1987)
Higgins, Sir John Michael (1862–1937)
Holland, Pauline (1940–2011)
Holland, Vincent Guilder (1907–1987)
Hunt, Colin S. (1898–1952)
Colonial art and artefacts
Twentieth century Australian art
Publishing details: Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum, 2013, 171 pages with index illustrations (chiefly color); 28 cm.
Meldrum Max sculpture p129view full entry
Reference: see Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum - History & Collections. [A publication of works from the permanent collection and a history to mark the centenary of the Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum. Chapters:
Australian art
Australian art collection
historical artefacts
painting
drawing
printmaking
ceramics
sculpture
photography
Castlemaine
indigenous art
Australian watercolours
photographic portraits of Australian artists
historical museum
Central Victorian Goldfields
Barlow, Elsie (1876–1948)
Brotherton, Anna Mary Winifred (1874–1956)
Burnell, Dr John Gurner (1885–1967)
Clark, George Brentwood (1887–1937)
Craig, Sybil (1901–1989)
Daly, Neil Mitchell (1917–2010)
Davies, June (1919–2010)
Elliot, Robert Charles Dunlop(1884–1950)
Foster, Gilbert (1910–1987)
Higgins, Sir John Michael (1862–1937)
Holland, Pauline (1940–2011)
Holland, Vincent Guilder (1907–1987)
Hunt, Colin S. (1898–1952)
Colonial art and artefacts
Twentieth century Australian art
Publishing details: Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum, 2013, 171 pages with index illustrations (chiefly color); 28 cm.
Meldrum Max sculpture p129view full entry
Reference: see Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum - History & Collections. [A publication of works from the permanent collection and a history to mark the centenary of the Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum. Chapters:
Australian art
Australian art collection
historical artefacts
painting
drawing
printmaking
ceramics
sculpture
photography
Castlemaine
indigenous art
Australian watercolours
photographic portraits of Australian artists
historical museum
Central Victorian Goldfields
Barlow, Elsie (1876–1948)
Brotherton, Anna Mary Winifred (1874–1956)
Burnell, Dr John Gurner (1885–1967)
Clark, George Brentwood (1887–1937)
Craig, Sybil (1901–1989)
Daly, Neil Mitchell (1917–2010)
Davies, June (1919–2010)
Elliot, Robert Charles Dunlop(1884–1950)
Foster, Gilbert (1910–1987)
Higgins, Sir John Michael (1862–1937)
Holland, Pauline (1940–2011)
Holland, Vincent Guilder (1907–1987)
Hunt, Colin S. (1898–1952)
Colonial art and artefacts
Twentieth century Australian art
Publishing details: Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum, 2013, 171 pages with index illustrations (chiefly color); 28 cm.
Clarke Cuthbert (Ismir) 1818-63view full entry
Reference: see Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum - History & Collections. [A publication of works from the permanent collection and a history to mark the centenary of the Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum. Chapters:
Australian art
Australian art collection
historical artefacts
painting
drawing
printmaking
ceramics
sculpture
photography
Castlemaine
indigenous art
Australian watercolours
photographic portraits of Australian artists
historical museum
Central Victorian Goldfields
Barlow, Elsie (1876–1948)
Brotherton, Anna Mary Winifred (1874–1956)
Burnell, Dr John Gurner (1885–1967)
Clark, George Brentwood (1887–1937)
Craig, Sybil (1901–1989)
Daly, Neil Mitchell (1917–2010)
Davies, June (1919–2010)
Elliot, Robert Charles Dunlop(1884–1950)
Foster, Gilbert (1910–1987)
Higgins, Sir John Michael (1862–1937)
Holland, Pauline (1940–2011)
Holland, Vincent Guilder (1907–1987)
Hunt, Colin S. (1898–1952)
Colonial art and artefacts
Twentieth century Australian art
Publishing details: Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum, 2013, 171 pages with index illustrations (chiefly color); 28 cm.
Clark Elsie nee Naples 1890-1987view full entry
Reference: see Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum - History & Collections. [A publication of works from the permanent collection and a history to mark the centenary of the Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum. Chapters:
Australian art
Australian art collection
historical artefacts
painting
drawing
printmaking
ceramics
sculpture
photography
Castlemaine
indigenous art
Australian watercolours
photographic portraits of Australian artists
historical museum
Central Victorian Goldfields
Barlow, Elsie (1876–1948)
Brotherton, Anna Mary Winifred (1874–1956)
Burnell, Dr John Gurner (1885–1967)
Clark, George Brentwood (1887–1937)
Craig, Sybil (1901–1989)
Daly, Neil Mitchell (1917–2010)
Davies, June (1919–2010)
Elliot, Robert Charles Dunlop(1884–1950)
Foster, Gilbert (1910–1987)
Higgins, Sir John Michael (1862–1937)
Holland, Pauline (1940–2011)
Holland, Vincent Guilder (1907–1987)
Hunt, Colin S. (1898–1952)
Colonial art and artefacts
Twentieth century Australian art
Publishing details: Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum, 2013, 171 pages with index illustrations (chiefly color); 28 cm.
Craig Sybil 1901-89 biography p164view full entry
Reference: see Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum - History & Collections. [A publication of works from the permanent collection and a history to mark the centenary of the Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum. Chapters:
Australian art
Australian art collection
historical artefacts
painting
drawing
printmaking
ceramics
sculpture
photography
Castlemaine
indigenous art
Australian watercolours
photographic portraits of Australian artists
historical museum
Central Victorian Goldfields
Barlow, Elsie (1876–1948)
Brotherton, Anna Mary Winifred (1874–1956)
Burnell, Dr John Gurner (1885–1967)
Clark, George Brentwood (1887–1937)
Craig, Sybil (1901–1989)
Daly, Neil Mitchell (1917–2010)
Davies, June (1919–2010)
Elliot, Robert Charles Dunlop(1884–1950)
Foster, Gilbert (1910–1987)
Higgins, Sir John Michael (1862–1937)
Holland, Pauline (1940–2011)
Holland, Vincent Guilder (1907–1987)
Hunt, Colin S. (1898–1952)
Colonial art and artefacts
Twentieth century Australian art
Publishing details: Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum, 2013, 171 pages with index illustrations (chiefly color); 28 cm.
Foster Gilbert 1910-87 biography p165view full entry
Reference: see Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum - History & Collections. [A publication of works from the permanent collection and a history to mark the centenary of the Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum. Chapters:
Australian art
Australian art collection
historical artefacts
painting
drawing
printmaking
ceramics
sculpture
photography
Castlemaine
indigenous art
Australian watercolours
photographic portraits of Australian artists
historical museum
Central Victorian Goldfields
Barlow, Elsie (1876–1948)
Brotherton, Anna Mary Winifred (1874–1956)
Burnell, Dr John Gurner (1885–1967)
Clark, George Brentwood (1887–1937)
Craig, Sybil (1901–1989)
Daly, Neil Mitchell (1917–2010)
Davies, June (1919–2010)
Elliot, Robert Charles Dunlop(1884–1950)
Foster, Gilbert (1910–1987)
Higgins, Sir John Michael (1862–1937)
Holland, Pauline (1940–2011)
Holland, Vincent Guilder (1907–1987)
Hunt, Colin S. (1898–1952)
Colonial art and artefacts
Twentieth century Australian art
Publishing details: Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum, 2013, 171 pages with index illustrations (chiefly color); 28 cm.
Hunt Colin S 1898-1952 biography p165view full entry
Reference: see Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum - History & Collections. [A publication of works from the permanent collection and a history to mark the centenary of the Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum. Chapters:
Australian art
Australian art collection
historical artefacts
painting
drawing
printmaking
ceramics
sculpture
photography
Castlemaine
indigenous art
Australian watercolours
photographic portraits of Australian artists
historical museum
Central Victorian Goldfields
Barlow, Elsie (1876–1948)
Brotherton, Anna Mary Winifred (1874–1956)
Burnell, Dr John Gurner (1885–1967)
Clark, George Brentwood (1887–1937)
Craig, Sybil (1901–1989)
Daly, Neil Mitchell (1917–2010)
Davies, June (1919–2010)
Elliot, Robert Charles Dunlop(1884–1950)
Foster, Gilbert (1910–1987)
Higgins, Sir John Michael (1862–1937)
Holland, Pauline (1940–2011)
Holland, Vincent Guilder (1907–1987)
Hunt, Colin S. (1898–1952)
Colonial art and artefacts
Twentieth century Australian art
Publishing details: Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum, 2013, 171 pages with index illustrations (chiefly color); 28 cm.
Lloyd-Stephenson Tony 1921-94 biography p166view full entry
Reference: see Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum - History & Collections. [A publication of works from the permanent collection and a history to mark the centenary of the Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum. Chapters:
Australian art
Australian art collection
historical artefacts
painting
drawing
printmaking
ceramics
sculpture
photography
Castlemaine
indigenous art
Australian watercolours
photographic portraits of Australian artists
historical museum
Central Victorian Goldfields
Barlow, Elsie (1876–1948)
Brotherton, Anna Mary Winifred (1874–1956)
Burnell, Dr John Gurner (1885–1967)
Clark, George Brentwood (1887–1937)
Craig, Sybil (1901–1989)
Daly, Neil Mitchell (1917–2010)
Davies, June (1919–2010)
Elliot, Robert Charles Dunlop(1884–1950)
Foster, Gilbert (1910–1987)
Higgins, Sir John Michael (1862–1937)
Holland, Pauline (1940–2011)
Holland, Vincent Guilder (1907–1987)
Hunt, Colin S. (1898–1952)
Colonial art and artefacts
Twentieth century Australian art
Publishing details: Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum, 2013, 171 pages with index illustrations (chiefly color); 28 cm.
Meldrum Percy Hayman 1887-1968 architect biography p166view full entry
Reference: see Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum - History & Collections. [A publication of works from the permanent collection and a history to mark the centenary of the Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum. Chapters:
Australian art
Australian art collection
historical artefacts
painting
drawing
printmaking
ceramics
sculpture
photography
Castlemaine
indigenous art
Australian watercolours
photographic portraits of Australian artists
historical museum
Central Victorian Goldfields
Barlow, Elsie (1876–1948)
Brotherton, Anna Mary Winifred (1874–1956)
Burnell, Dr John Gurner (1885–1967)
Clark, George Brentwood (1887–1937)
Craig, Sybil (1901–1989)
Daly, Neil Mitchell (1917–2010)
Davies, June (1919–2010)
Elliot, Robert Charles Dunlop(1884–1950)
Foster, Gilbert (1910–1987)
Higgins, Sir John Michael (1862–1937)
Holland, Pauline (1940–2011)
Holland, Vincent Guilder (1907–1987)
Hunt, Colin S. (1898–1952)
Colonial art and artefacts
Twentieth century Australian art
Publishing details: Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum, 2013, 171 pages with index illustrations (chiefly color); 28 cm.
Meldrum Percy Hayman 1887-1968 architect biography p166view full entry
Reference: see Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum - History & Collections. [A publication of works from the permanent collection and a history to mark the centenary of the Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum. Chapters:
Australian art
Australian art collection
historical artefacts
painting
drawing
printmaking
ceramics
sculpture
photography
Castlemaine
indigenous art
Australian watercolours
photographic portraits of Australian artists
historical museum
Central Victorian Goldfields
Barlow, Elsie (1876–1948)
Brotherton, Anna Mary Winifred (1874–1956)
Burnell, Dr John Gurner (1885–1967)
Clark, George Brentwood (1887–1937)
Craig, Sybil (1901–1989)
Daly, Neil Mitchell (1917–2010)
Davies, June (1919–2010)
Elliot, Robert Charles Dunlop(1884–1950)
Foster, Gilbert (1910–1987)
Higgins, Sir John Michael (1862–1937)
Holland, Pauline (1940–2011)
Holland, Vincent Guilder (1907–1987)
Hunt, Colin S. (1898–1952)
Colonial art and artefacts
Twentieth century Australian art
Publishing details: Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum, 2013, 171 pages with index illustrations (chiefly color); 28 cm.
Flockton Margaretview full entry
Reference: Sydney Morning Herald promotion for Royal Botanic Gardens 200th year celebrations, essay by Jabet Hawley, 15 colour illustrations.
Publishing details: SMH, April 9-10, 2016, 4pp
Ref: 135
Whisson Kenview full entry
Reference: Ken Whisson - an exhibition of works from the Peter McMahon Collection, 21 April - 22 May, 2016. Invite with short essay and 5 illustrations.
Publishing details: Mossgreen Gallery, 2016, 4pp
Ref: 135
Muir Michaelview full entry
Reference: Michael Muir - Home, 17 works, all illustrated, biographical details.
Publishing details: Martin Browne Contemporary, 2016, 20pp
Ref: 223
Burley Griffin Walterview full entry
Reference: BURICH, Eva, Max Dupain &c. map by Marion Griffin and photo illustrations by Max Dupain. A privately produced work in aid of the local school with contributions by Gwen Meredith, Bernard Hesling, Betty Roland and others. A fair bit is of course devoted to Walter Burley and Marion Griffin and their plans for an idyllic Griffin community.
Publishing details: Castlecrag. Castlecrag [1972]. Oblong octavo publisher's illutrated boards; 56pp,
Ref: 1005
Kerry Charlesview full entry
Reference: With Richard Neylon Books, April 2016, with his description: The Yarrangobilly Album? KERRY, Charles. Picturesque Tumut. [cover title of a photograph album]. n.p. 1891. Oblong album 275x232mm, worn half calf rebacked, titled in gilt on the front cover; 36 albumen prints 200x150mm with small variations, on card leaves, each captioned in pencil. Spotting of the card leaves affecting a few photos. Each photo with the blindstamp of Kerry & Jones 308 George Street Sydney. Au$16,500
Kerry's jaunt from Gundagai to Cooma in early 1891 was well publicised: there was a three part well illustrated spread in the Illustrated Sydney News in March and April 1891. Kerry was at work, he been hired by an unnamed client looking to the tourist possibilities of the highlands. Some of these photos have become almost famous through reproduction. Investigation into the Chinese tobacco industry can't afford to miss Kerry's series of workers sorting, carrying, loading, in and round the drying shed at Gocup. His photos of the house and creek (they form a diptych) at Talbingo Station where Mrs Lampe gave them lunch is part of the Miles Franklin story - it's where she was born, but it seems that despite active searching she never found a copy of this photo, later photos are in her papers.
What you may never see reproduced elsewhere are his photos of Yarrangobilly Station. This is where Mr Campbell put them up for the night before heading into the Yarrangobilly Caves. Kerry went to some trouble, trudging the hills around the station and photographing it from three angles. The station was a pretty bleak looking place. It has some lonely, pioneering charm but even Kerry couldn't make it picturesque enough to be included in the illustrated newspaper spread so it is these photos that convinces me that this album is directly connected to Yarrangobilly and its owner. There exists another album of Kerry photos called 'Picturesque Tumut' but that was prepared by the people of Tumut in January 1892 for the Earl of Jersey, the new governor who visited the district and caves. You will find one view of the station in that - and how could they leave it out considering he must have been there on his way to the new caves discovered on Kerry's trip? But three views? Who else would want three views?
Ref: 1000
Done Kenview full entry
Reference: Ken Done - A Life Coloured In, by Ken Done [ ’An impressionistic and exuberant memoir by Australia’s best-loved artist.
Ken Done has an extraordinary place in the hearts of Australians – we’ve all worn or decorated our homes with his artwork. His vivid, optimistic images are part of our collective consciousness and have helped define us to the world. But what do we know about the man behind the brand?
A dreamy country kid-turned-art student, Ken took off overseas for a Mad Men-esque advertising career before an epiphany at a Matisse exhibition showed him that painting was where his heart truly lay. But a return to Sydney to paint saw his art overtaken by his entrepreneurial instincts as ‘Ken Done’ became a sought-after global brand.
However there’s more to Ken Done’s story than just commercial success: the sudden loss of the profits from a lifetime’s hard work and a resultant stressful court case was closely followed by a shock cancer diagnosis. It was a dark time, but the powerful paintings that came out of this bleak period have brought him long-overdue acclaim as one of our great artists.
From his studio on sparkling Sydney Harbour to the ochre tints of the outback or the luminous palette of tropical waters, Ken’s artist’s eye is ever drawn to beauty and colour. But through good times and bad, what has sustained him are the simple pleasures of life: family, home and, of course, painting.’]




Publishing details: Harper Collins Publishers Australia, 2016, Paperback, 344pp.
Pennock Colinview full entry
Reference: Colin Pennock - Modern Recluse. Includes brief essay on artist. 4 colour illustrations.
Publishing details: Arthouse Gallery, 2016, 6pp
Ref: 135
Littlejohn Vivienneview full entry
Reference: Littlejohn, Vivienne. Notes Exhibition held at Burnie Regional Gallery 25 October - 7 December 2008.
Publishing details: [Burnie, Tas.] : Burnie Regional Gallery, c2009 
[5] p. : ill. ; 25 cm. 

Ref: 1009
Littlejohn Vivienneview full entry
Reference: see Hendrik Kolenberg and Anne Ryan, Australian prints from the Gallery's collection, Sydney, 1998, 135 (illus.). cat.no. 114

Vivienne Littlejohn was born in Launceston, Tasmania. She studied at the Tasmanian School of Art in 1966, life drawing under Pam Hallandal at the Prahran Institute of Technology 1967-69 and painting at the Alexander Mackie College 1975-76. She has exhibited in solo and group exhibitions since 1982. She has visited Egypt on a number of occasions which is reflected in a number of her most recent woodcuts, as is the work of Japanese printmaker Munakata. Littlejohn began making woodcuts in 1978 and has taught printmaking at the National Art School, Sydney since 1986.
'Tricks of the trade' is from the 'Kings Cross' series of twenty woodcuts, first exhibited in 1987. The series is the artist's response to her neighbourhood; the figures in 'Tricks of the trade' were prompted by a playing card of naked women. It was printed by hand by the artist in her Sydney studio.
"I worked in a shop in Kings Cross that sold cigarettes when I was a student, and they had playing cards, one for women and one for men, in different poses. At that time there were a lot of women making art about their bodies, but this is more light-hearted. I did it to get up their noses actually. It isn't so shocking when you look at it". (conversation with artist, June 1998)
Hendrik Kolenberg and Anne Ryan, 'Australian prints from the Gallery's collection', AGNSW, 1998
Price-Jones Humphreyview full entry
Reference: AUSTRALIAN BIRDS OF PREY
Publishing details: Doubleday, 1983 First edition. Col. plates. Cloth cover
Ref: 1000
Long Sydneyview full entry
Reference: Sid Long: a memorial exhibition. Catalogue of an exhibition held at the National Gallery of New South Wales, October, 1955..
Includes bibliographical references.
Publishing details: AGNSW, 1955, Sydney] : the Gallery, 1955 
[22] p., [4] leaves of plates : ill. ; 24 cm. 
Notes Cover title.
Catalogue of an exhibition held at the National Gallery of New South Wales, October 1955.
Lindsay Darylview full entry
Reference: Exhibition of Ballet Drawings by Daryl Lindsay. Catalogue.

Publishing details: Joseph Brown Gallery, 1973, Collind Street Melbourne
Ref: 1000
150 Years of Australian Drawingview full entry
Reference: 150 Years of Australian Drawing 1820-1970 - Joseph Brown Gallery exhibition catalogue
Publishing details: Joseph Brown Gallery, 1970
Ref: 1000
Contemporary Australian Portraitsview full entry
Reference: Contemporary Australian Portraits - Joseph Brown Gallery exhibition catalogue
Publishing details: Joseph Brown Gallery, 1972
Ref: 1000
Russell John Peterview full entry
Reference: John Peter Russell - exhibitionn of watercolours - Joseph Brown Gallery catalogue
Publishing details: Joseph Brown, 1969
Ref: 1009
Blackburn Davidview full entry
Reference: David Blackburn - Joseph Brown Gallery catalogue
Publishing details: Joseph Brown Gallery, 1973 (photocopy of essay only)
Ref: 135
Exhibition of nineteenth century paintingsview full entry
Reference: Exhibition of nineteenth century paintings - Joseph Brown Gallery, exhibtion catalogue
Publishing details: Joseph Brown Gallery, 1968
Ref: 1009
Fair Fraserview full entry
Reference: Fraser Fair - Joseph Brown Gallery exhibition catalogue
Publishing details: Joseph Brown Gallery , 1974
Ref: 1000
Laity Davidview full entry
Reference: Lost
Publishing details: 2015
Ref: 1000
Laity Davidview full entry
Reference: Out on a limb : an exhibition of cartoons by David Laity
Publishing details: Benalla Art Gallery, 1987]  [8] p. : ill. ; 17 x 24 cm. 
Ref: 1000
Laity David 1958- view full entry
Reference: It's a rat race : cartoons / by David Laity ; foreword by Les Tanner

Publishing details: Rat Race Publishing, Benalla, Vic. : Rat Race, 1989 
[127] p. : chiefly ill. ; 20 x 21 cm. 
Ref: 1000
Laity David 1958- view full entry
Reference: Rat race : vol. 1 / by David Laity

Publishing details: Nyngan, N.S.W. : Nyngan Printing Services, 1985 
[40] p. : ill. ; 20 cm
Ref: 1000
Martens Conradview full entry
Reference: see Joseph Brown catalogue, ‘Exhibition of 19th Century Australian Paintings, 1968. With notes on many works including biographical information of some artists.
Publishing details: Joseph Brown Gallery, 1968, folding card, 6pp (photocopy only)
Glover John - Great Lakes Tasmania and One Tree Bridge, Tasmaniaview full entry
Reference: see Joseph Brown catalogue, ‘Exhibition of 19th Century Australian Paintings, 1968. With notes on many works including biographical information of some artists.
Publishing details: Joseph Brown Gallery, 1968, folding card, 6pp (photocopy only)
Glover John - Great Lakes Tasmania and One Tree Bridge, Tasmaniaview full entry
Reference: see Joseph Brown catalogue, ‘Exhibition of 19th Century Australian Paintings, 1968. With notes on many works including biographical information of some artists.
Publishing details: Joseph Brown Gallery, 1968, folding card, 6pp (photocopy only)
Prout Skinner a non-Australian subjectview full entry
Reference: see Joseph Brown catalogue, ‘Exhibition of 19th Century Australian Paintings, 1968. With notes on many works including biographical information of some artists.
Publishing details: Joseph Brown Gallery, 1968, folding card, 6pp (photocopy only)
Gill S T 4 worksview full entry
Reference: see Joseph Brown catalogue, ‘Exhibition of 19th Century Australian Paintings, 1968. With notes on many works including biographical information of some artists.
Publishing details: Joseph Brown Gallery, 1968, folding card, 6pp (photocopy only)


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